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Description:
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Security Engineering based on the principles and expertise from Ross Anderson's groundbreaking textbook. Students will learn the fundamental concepts, threats, and countermeasures underlying the design and implementation of secure systems. Through a combination of lectures, discussions, and project work, participants will gain a deep understanding of the lifecycle of secure systems, including threat modeling, risk assessment, and security assurances.
Important topics covered: …
Security economics, psychology and sociology
Threat modeling, security policies and risk management
Secure design principles for networks, hardware, operating systems and applications
Security assurances, assessment and security
Case studies in banking, payment systems, hardware security and other areas
At the end of this course, students will have a solid foundation in the principles and practices of security engineering and will be able to address complex security challenges in a variety of fields.
The book “Security Engineering” (Ross Anderson) forms the basis of the lecture.