This course is designed to provide you with an overview of criminal activity perpetrated using computers, the internet, and other network-connected digital devices.
This course is designed to provide you with an overview of criminal activity perpetrated using computers, the internet, and other network-connected digital devices.
Course topics include a synopsis of the history of cybercrime, emerging trends, applicable legislation, cybercrime investigations, and the nature of digital evidence. Cybercrime prevention methods are highlighted, as are understanding cyber victimization and criminal typologies.
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Wilfrid Laurier University recognizes that intellectual inquiry, critical reflection and scholarly integrity are the cornerstones of all universities including our exceptional institution.
We value:
Our intimate community environment.
Our academic and institutional tradition.
New and integrated communities of learning and application.
Diversity and a culture of inclusivity.
Developing the whole person: mind, spirit and body.
Community focus and global engagement.
A life of purpose and citizenship.
Learning through experience.
Our vision provides a lens that we use to look at the world to understand what we do and what we aspire to be:
Our commitment is to justice and sustainability now and in the future, so we strive to ignite the minds, spirits and hearts of our communities through excellence in teaching and learning, in the discovery, scholarly exploration, and application of new ideas, and in instilling the courage to engage and challenge the world in all its complexity.
Mission
Our mission describes our core purpose and commitment to stakeholders:
Wilfrid Laurier University is devoted to excellence in learning, research, scholarship and creativity. It challenges people to become engaged and aware citizens of an increasingly complex world. It fulfils its mission by advancing knowledge, supporting and enhancing high-quality undergraduate, graduate and professional education, and emphasizing co-curricular development of the whole student.
Our guiding principles are consistent with our vision and mission and will inform decision making as we embrace our future:
responsible governance
community citizenship
realizing an appropriate balance among research, teaching and service
recognizing the linkage between research and teaching
integrity and strong leadership
making strategic choices for the long-term health of the institution
learning and advancing knowledge across boundaries
collaboration and collegiality
respectful relationships
openness to change
sustainability and environmental responsibility
The Network+ course serves as a general introduction to computer networking, including local and wide-area network technology. This course prepares you for the CompTIA Network+ Certification Examination
This introductory course is designed for personnel who use software applications such as email, the WWW, or work in an organization of connected computers.
The Information Systems Security certification course and lab cover exam objectives thoroughly and teach the principles of effective system security.
This self-paced course is designed to help you increase your knowledge of cybersecurity and technology fundamentals to fill knowledge gaps in your current role or pursue an entry-level career in this in-demand field.
This course provides a detailed overview of Introduction to Cybersecurity, security, architecture, pricing, and support. This introductory course was designed to be delivered to prepare students to pursue becoming an Introduction to Cybersecurity Certified Practitioner.
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