$65,000
you might be eligible
$14,950 with advance payment
$17,950 with installment
The ability to read and utilise relevant technical and security literature (including threat intelligence feeds), hardware and software, with a proficient or developed competence
Understanding: the ability to think independently and solve potential overarching cyber security issues within a business or organisation
Apply subject knowledge and understanding to address familiar and unfamiliar problems in the cyber security and digital risk management domains within their workplace and/or sector.
Recognise the moral and ethical issues of business practice and research; appreciating the need for ethical standards and professional codes of conduct, including in relation to conducting
investigations, audits and incident responses.
An appreciation of the interdisciplinary and interdependent nature of cyber security within
wider business and service provision, and broader operating environments and supply chains Capacity to give a clear and accurate account of a subject, in a mature way;
engage in credible
debateanddialoguebothwithspecialistsandnon-specialists inrelationtocybersecurity- related issues and challenges
To develop transferable skills and knowledge – including in project management, business continuity management crisis management, disaster recovery and management and incident response - which will enable individuals to meet the requirements of, and successfully manage/lead, major business incidents
To motivate individuals to progress to further professional development and advancement through future study or as part of their chosen career
To instill and embed a sense of understanding and respect of the global nature of the cyber threat environment; as well as the criticality of respecting, anticipating and learning from diverse, international business practices and the global operating context.
To engender positive digital citizenship, inculcating an ethos of understanding responsibilities and exercising personal and organisational ‘rights’ in an ethical, responsible and sustainable manner
Primary areas of employment include
– Security Consultant
– IT Security Analyst
– Ethical Hackers
– Ethical Hackers
– Penetration Tester
– Security Systems
– Administrator
– Cybersecurity specialist
– Cybercrime analyst
– Incident & intrusion analyst
– IT Auditor
– Cybersecurity engineer
– Cybersecurity architect
To begin, here are the top cybersecurity job titles and their average salaries, according to CyberSeek:
– Cybersecurity analyst: $107,500
– Software developer/engineer: $110,140*
– Cybersecurity consultant: $92,504
– Vulnerability analyst/penetration tester: $101,091
– Cybersecurity manager/administrator: $130,000
– Network engineer/architect: 83,510*
– Systems engineer: $90,920*
– Senior Software Developer: $151,960
– Systems Administrator*: $80,600
* Salaries marked with (*) came from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
1- The ability to read and utilise relevant technical and security literature
2- Applying subject knowledge & understanding to address familiar and unfamiliar problems.
3- An appreciation of interdisciplinary nature of cyber security within business provision
4- Instil a sense of respect and understanding of the global nature of the cyber threat environment
+ Dissertation Process
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