Teaching Cybersecurity. A Handbook for Teaching the Cybersecurity Body of Knowledge in a Conventional Classroom

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Foreword
Authors
Glossary
K-12 Resources
Introduction
Chapter 1: Why You Should Read This Book
	How We Plan to Present This?
	But First: An Overview of the Contents of the CSEC
	The Beginning of the Story: Tom Is Handed a Challenge
Chapter 2: Getting Down to Business: Data Security
	Topic One: Why Is Data Security Important?
	The Basic Elements of Data Security: Processing, Transmitting,
and Storing
	Ensuring Secure Data Transmission: Secure Transmission Protocols
	Ensuring Secure Data Storage: Information Storage Security
	Making Data Indecipherable: Cryptology
	Cracking the Code: Cryptanalysis
	Forensics: The Investigative Aspect
	Privacy: Ensuring Personal Data
Chapter 3: Software Security: Software Underlies Everything
	Topic One: Fundamental Principles of Software Security
	Thinking about Security in Design
	Building the Software Securely
	Assuring the Security of the Software
	Secure Deployment and Maintenance
	Ensuring Proper Documentation
	Software Security and Ethics
Chapter 4: Component Security: It All Starts with Components
	Designing Secure Components
	Assuring the Architecture: Component Testing
	Buying Components Instead of Making Them
	The Mystery of Reverse Engineering
Chapter 5: Connection Security
	The CSEC Connection Security Knowledge Areas
	Topic One: The Physical Components of the Network
	Topic Two: Physical Interfaces and Connectors
	Topic Three: Physical Architecture: The Tangible Part of the Network
	Topic Four – Building a Distributed System
	Topic Five: Building a Network
	Topic Six: The Bits and Pieces of Network Operation
	Top Seven: The Practical Considerations of Building a Network
	Top Eight: Network Defense
Chapter 6: System Security: Assembling the Parts into a Useful Whole
	Topic One: Thinking Systematically
	Topic Two: Managing What You Create
	Topic Three: Controlling Access
	Topic Four: Defending Your System
	Topic Five: Retiring an Old System Securely
	Topic Six: System Testing
	Topic Seven: Common System Architectures
Chapter 7: Human Security: Human-Centered Threats
	Topic One: Identity Management
	Topic Two: Social Engineering
	Topic Three: Personal Compliance
	Topic Four: Awareness and Understanding
	Topic Five: Social and Behavioral Privacy
	Topic Six: Personal Data Privacy and Security
	Topic Seven: Usable Security and Privacy
Chapter 8: Orgaganizational Security: Introduction Securing the Enterprise
	Topic One: Risk Management
	Topic Two: Security Management
	Topic Three: Cybersecurity Planning
	Topic Four: Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Management
	Topic Five: Personnel Security
	Topic Six: Systems Management
	Topic Seven: Security Program Management
	Topic Eight: Security Operations Management
	Topic Nine: Analytical Tools
Chapter 9: Societal Security: Security and Society
	Topic One: Cybercrime
	Topic Two: Cyber Law
	Topic Three: Cyber Ethics
	Topic Four: Cyber Policy
	Topic Five: Privacy