Bachelor of Cyber Security

To understand how to investigate and fight cybercrime and cyber identity at a level that will lead you to the most sought-after industry and cyberspace security control function. The Deakin University Bachelor of Cyber Security equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to tackle the fast-paced, high-risk crimes of society. In Australia, Cyber Security also known as Information Technology security focuses on protecting computers, networks and mobile devices from malevolent attacks. The growing number of Internet-connected devices and the numerous new attacks from cyber criminals represent some of the biggest challenges for Cyber Security professionals. Some of the topics you can expect to learn during Bachelor's in Cyber Security are: basic principles of security design, IT components, script management, cryptography, cyber threats, legal accounting, legal and ethical issues.

Deakin University's online security is a growing problem for individuals and businesses alike. As a graduate of cyber security, you will have the skills required by a variety of industries and government sectors. Obtain firm and legal knowledge, with an emphasis on understanding and assessing cyber security in the workplace, information on security solutions and business insights, ethical and legal regulations for risk management. You will learn how to identify, identify, analyze and manage cyber security challenges. Some skills you need to develop in order to become an effective IT security expert to analyze and troubleshoot, make decisions, plan and manage time, pay attention to data, communicate and design. After graduation, Cyber Security students get a job as cryptographers, security engineers, data security officers, entrance inspectors, security experts, security managers, behavior hackers and others.