• Introduction to the module and faculty, programme flow and pre-assignments
• Project instructions, project briefing and assignment of groups
• Identification of personal learning goals of the current module set by oneself
• Understand the current trends and the near future of digital security
• Understand digital security risks and opportunities
• Group work

• Introduction to the methods of digital security
• Learn to use preparedness model
• Developing digital security practice
• Hands-on exercise

• Cybersecurity controls and threat management
• Cybersecurity standards and best practices
• Singapore cybersecurity laws and regulations
• Trustworthy system access and control
• Enterprise cybersecurity – architectural basis

• Trustworthy system access and control
• Enterprise cybersecurity – architectural basis
• Enterprise cybersecurity – protocols and technologies (secure web and sockets, HTTPS, SSL/TLS, VPN, IPsec, etc)

• Project presentation

Multiple methods of assessment are used to provide an opportunity for the participants to demonstrate their learning results with a variety of learning styles.

These include:

• Pre-assignment due before in-class session
• Class contribution
• In-class assignments (group work and presentations during the module)
• Take-home assignment due after in-class session

Upon completion and satisfying the requirements of passing this course, learners will be awarded 12 subject credits.