IT Asset Security
, Cybersecurity
5 Business Credits
Companies must protect their assets. Just as locks go on the doors to protect physical assets, electronic and data assets must also be guarded.
Cybersecurity
Software Development Security
$79.00
Course Description:
This course covers software development security while focusing on the systems development life cycle, operating systems, and their environments. Additional topics include the role of various databases in security and how to recognize and guard against attacks on software. Students will have the opportunity to apply application security controls. This course requires a basic understanding of IT concepts.
What You’ll Learn:
- Discuss the role of security in software development
- Explain the systems development life cycle and compare its eight stages
- Understand what the operating system is and how it works
- Describe different application and operating environments
- Discuss the role of databases in information security and identify different database types
- Apply several application security controls
- Recognize several software-based attacks and describe methods to guard against them
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