Computer Forensics and Systems Security, MSc

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University of Greenwich

Comments about Computer Forensics and Systems Security, MSc - At the institution - Greenwich - Greater London

• Objectives
  It covers relevant skills, software and hardware technologies as well as more theoretical studies that underpin everyday practice. It will ensure that students have a basic understanding of the legal, regulatory requirements, and international standards requirements, pertaining to computer security in different nations.
• Entry requirements
  This programme is suitable for both the newcomer to computer security and computer forensics and the practitioner who wishes to further their skills.
• Academic title
  Computer Forensics and Systems Security, MSc
• Course description
  Students will gain knowledge of computer crime, police and forensic methods, and the legal requirements for collecting evidence. Students will be able to administer and configure business-critical distributed applications. They will also gain an understanding of the threats to the networks and servers of businesses.
  
  There will be hands-on training in current Forensic tools, as used by the police, e.g. EnCase, FTK, WinHex, etc. Students will therefore be able to contribute quickly to the well-being of corporate IT and informational assets.
  
  Core Courses
  
      * Network Security
      * Computer Crime and Forensics
      * Information, Security and Control
      * Operating System and Application Server Security
      * Project and Dissertation - A substantial individual project on a topic chosen by the student, in the field of security
  
  Options
  
  Four chosen from:
  
      * Audit and Security
      * Computer Security and Risk Management
      * E-Business Applications
      * Network Management
      * Web Engineering
      * Software Engineering Management
      * Enterprise Software Engineering Development
  
  Career Options
  
  Careers in computer security and systems security
  
  Entry Requirements
  
  A good first degree in computer science, information systems or computing-related subject. Those who have substantial commercial or industrial experience but lack formal qualifications should seek an interview with the programme leader.
  

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