Professional Certificate in Secure Information: Next-Gen

• Fundamentals of Information Security: This unit will cover the basics of information security, including confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It will also introduce common security threats and vulnerabilities.
• Next-Generation Security Technologies: This unit will explore emerging security technologies that are designed to address next-generation threats. Topics may include artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced analytics.
• Cyber Threat Intelligence: This unit will focus on the collection, analysis, and dissemination of cyber threat intelligence. Students will learn how to use threat intelligence to detect and respond to cyber threats.
• Security Operations and Incident Response: This unit will cover best practices for security operations and incident response. Students will learn how to detect, contain, and eradicate security incidents, as well as how to restore normal operations.
• Cloud Security: This unit will explore the unique security challenges posed by cloud computing. Students will learn how to secure cloud-based infrastructure, applications, and data.
• Secure Software Development: This unit will focus on secure software development practices. Students will learn how to build secure software applications that are resistant to common attacks such as injection attacks and cross-site scripting (XSS).
• Identity and Access Management: This unit will cover best practices for identity and access management. Students will learn how to manage user identities, control access to systems and applications, and prevent unauthorized access.
• Security Governance and Compliance: This unit will cover security governance and compliance. Students will learn how to align security programs with business objectives, how to establish security policies and procedures, and how to maintain compliance with relevant regulations and standards.
• Security Risk Management: This unit will focus on security risk management. Students will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate security risks, as well as how to develop and implement risk management strategies.

Note: The above list of units is not exhaustive and may vary based on the specific requirements of the Professional Certificate program. It is recommended to check the course curriculum and syllabus for complete details.