Cybersecurity Education
Cybersecurity Education refers to the practice and discipline of imparting knowledge, skills, and competencies required to protect digital information assets from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. It encompasses a broad range of topics including computer education, software development education, network security, ethical hacking, incident response, risk management, cyber laws and regulations, privacy and data protection. The objective is to create professionals who can defend systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks, as well as promote secure coding practices among developers to prevent vulnerabilities in the first place. Cybersecurity Education may be delivered through formal education programs at universities, colleges, or vocational schools, as well as informal training sessions, workshops, or online courses.
External Links
- [CybersecurityEducation.org] Guide to Cyber Security Schools and Programs | Cyber Security Education
- [Docent.org] Docent Institute – Cybersecurity and STEM education, inclusion, and outreach for the benefit of society.
- [securitytoday.com] Security Today provides Security News and Products for Cybersecurity, Campus Security, Dealer Integrators, Government, Education, Networking, and more -- Security Today
- [trycyber.org] TryCyber.org – Cybersecurity Education, Inclusion and Career Resources
- [issaef.org] ISSA Education Foundation I Cybersecurity Scholarships
- [isc2.com] Cybersecurity Certifications and Continuing Education | ISC2
- [Malware.net] malware[.]net - Malware News, Threat Hunting, Education, and Cybersecurity Threat Intel