Cybersecurity and Information Security

General Objective:

Enhancing participants' abilities to deal with technology in the workplace and improving their skills in handling computers, smart devices, and any technology related to the internet.

Achieving the highest levels of security to avoid human risks, reputation risks, and risks that may result from any local or external breaches.

Comprehensively educating participants about the daily online threats they face and how to protect themselves from falling victim to them.

Course Topics:

1. Total Quality Management.
2. The concept of information security and its practical importance.
3. The difference between information security and cybersecurity.
4. The nature of cybersecurity (concept, importance, and risks).
5. Risks of non-compliance with information security and cybersecurity controls.
6. Tips and guidelines for users regarding cybersecurity and information security.
7. Workshops and practical applications.

Target Audience:

1. University students majoring in information technology, software, and computer science.
2. Graduates interested in delving into this field.
3. Private and public sector employees.
4. Cybersecurity specialists.
5. Information security specialists.
6. Those who want to protect their information or their institution's information from hacking or theft.