An ACS-accredited Edith Cowan University degree in Colombo covering network security, digital forensics, malware analysis and ethical hacking.
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Edith Cowan University
The Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security) is an Edith Cowan University degree delivered in Colombo and accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). ECU says it runs Australia's largest cyber security research and education programme and that two of its academics are members of Interpol's Cyber Crime Experts Group. The course covers network security and vulnerability assessment, information security policy and governance, digital forensics and ethical hacking. It also reflects secure computing beyond PCs, including smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things devices. Year 1 builds programming, mathematics, systems and security basics. Year 2 adds IoT and OT security, cryptographic concepts, scripting, malware analysis, digital forensics and network security. Year 3 covers enterprise security and governance, incident detection and response, ethical hacking and defence, machine learning with data visualisation, and the Applied Project, a 30-credit-point unit. ECU lists roles such as cyber security analyst, penetration tester, network security engineer, digital forensic practitioner and information security auditor.
International students check the ECU secondary school results page for the equivalent of their qualification, as referred to on the ECU Sri Lanka website.
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Level
bachelors
Duration
3 Years
Location
Colombo
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