Student will be able to: Identify different types of cybercrimes; Communicate incident handling and the response process; Identify risk (e.g., categorize, mitigate, accept, defer); Identify basic cybersecurity terminology; Identify different types of cryptography; Distinguish between steganography and cryptography; Describe different encryption and decryption methods; Identify attackers through threat modeling; Describe vulnerabilities in information systems and file systems; Describe procedures necessary for finding and containing malware and viruses; Interpret current laws and regulations to provide updates to organizational security policies; Identify different types of attacks and applicable responses; Apply procedural concepts necessary to configure security systems and validate security; Understand importance of hardware and software updates and patches; Define social engineering; Describe an access control list; Identify different methods of identification, authentication, and authorization; Describe different biometric devices; Identify the appropriate placement of biometric devices; Apply procedural concepts required to use forensic tools (e.g., hashes); Determine the important content of event logs in forensics; Recognize that devices are kept in the same state as they were found; Apply procedural concepts required to discover evidence on different file systems and operating systems; Identify the chain of custody and implement the proper handling of evidence.