April 2011, C4SEM-SEC-105 Cyber Terrorism -Security

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C4SEM-SEC-105 Cyber Terrorism -Security
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April 2011, C4SEM-SEC-105 Cyber Terrorism -Security

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This course provides an examination and study of the risk and vulnerabilities associated with information technologies. This course is a blended learning approach that balances classroom lecture and hands-on exercises in the examination of the use of the Internet by Islamist terrorist groups for the purpose of recruitment, communication, intelligence gathering, funding and pre-operational surveillance. It also utilizes case studies that involve the targeting of information technologies by these groups.

Objectives:
Define the term “cyber terrorism”
Explain and discuss some “dangers” of the Internet
Explain and discuss various targets of our electronic infrastructure
Explain and discuss the vulnerabilities associated with Open Source
Describe best practices for Computer and Physical Security
Demonstrate and discuss examples of terrorists’ use of the Internet
Discuss principle of combating cyber terrorism
Explain and discuss how to preserve and collect critical evidence logs

Discuss the primary use to assist law enforcement in resolving an event and apprehending perpetrators

One of C4SEM’s strengths is its extensive network of highly-qualified instructors. All C4SEM instructors must meet this rigorous standard. Most of C4SEM’s staff have served in military, law enforcement, emergency management and emergency response careers prior to working for C4SEM, working in areas such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Defense (DOD), public health, emergency management, public works, fire, and law enforcement. C4SEM recruits and maintains team of SMEs chosen through a highly selective process from across the United States. This pool of individuals includes personnel who have worked in every major response incident that has occurred in the U.S. and overseas over the last 25 years. C4SEM utilizes these individuals to facilitate, teach, advise and assist in the development of all aspects of a program. C4SEM personnel are considered experts in their specialties and many serve as consultants for the U.S. government.

More information can be found online at http://www.c4sem.org/Cyber_Terrorism_Bootcamp.html

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