Author: denethsankalpa

01. Required skills,

Intrusion detection

Malware analysis and reversing

Programming know-how

Security analysis

02. I will use different type of softwares , more advanced hardwares, Internet, career related books, experienced same field persons to my career development.

03.what units do you plan to take as part of your degree?

• Trimester 01. (Real world Practices for cyber security)

I choose this unite because it will teach us how can we apply theoretical knowledge to real world. That is very important and very practical subject. I thinks that there is no use of learn theory without knowledge of applying it.

( Introduction to programming )

Programming means creating an organised set of instructions that control how a computer processes data into information. So , that is very important as a cyber security officer. Analysing Data is very important for cyber security officer thats why I choose this unite.

• Trimester 02. ( Discrete mathematics )

This unite include some mathematical theories. I will have to study more unites and mathematical codes as cyber security officer. So, this unite will help me to get good knowledge about mathematics.

(Computer crime and digital forensics )

Cyber security officers must needs to keep protection of IT field. So, studying this unite I can get good knowledge and understanding about Cyber crime and how to make IT field a secure place.

• Trimester 03 ( Ethical Hacking )

In this unite I will learn how to to hack , enter other networks and such a things. To achieve my career goals this unite will help full for me very much.

(System Security)

A security system consisting of a combination of hardware and software that limits the exposure of a computer or computer network to attack from crackers; commonly used on local area networks that are connected to the internet. So, as a Cyber Security officer these type of unites are very help full for me to avoid attacks from crackers and get much experience for hardware and software.

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