Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: harden File Transfer Protocol (FTP); secure remote access; protect directory services; secure digital cellular telephony; harden wireless local area networks (WLAN); define cryptography; secure with cryptography hashing algorithms; protect with symmetric encryption algorithms; harden with asymmetric encryption algorithms; explain how to use cryptography; explain cryptography strengths and vulnerabilities; define public key infrastructure (PKI); manage digital certificates; explore key management; harden physical security with access controls; minimize social engineering; secure the physical environment; define business continuity; plan for disaster recovery; define the security policy cycle; explain risk identification; design a security policy; define types of security policies; define compliance monitoring and evaluation; define identity management; harden systems through privilege management; plan for change management; define digital rights management; acquire effective training and education; define computer forensics; respond to a computer forensics incident; harden security through new solutions; and list information security jobs and skills.