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This course introduces the essentials of information security, covering its history, critical characteristics, and components. It delves into security investigations, including business needs, threats, attacks, and legal/ethical issues. Students will also learn about computer security overviews, access control, and various security policies, along with foundational risk management and information flow concepts. Beyond these core principles, the curriculum explores the NSTISSC Security Model and the intricacies of balancing security with crucial access. The course outlines the Security SDLC, providing a structured approach to integrating security throughout system development. In Module 2, you’ll gain insights into access control matrices and different policy types, including confidentiality, integrity, and hybrid approaches, crucial for real-world security implementation. Module 3 further refines your analytical skills by focusing on both identifying and assessing risk, and then effectively controlling it through various strategies. Finally, you’ll examine advanced concepts like information flow and the confinement problem, essential for protecting sensitive data within complex systems. This comprehensive approach ensures learners are well-equipped to discuss information security basics, illustrate legal and ethical considerations, and demonstrate robust risk management practices, preparing them for the challenges of a constantly evolving digital landscape and equipping them with vital skills for future careers in this critical domain.