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CPIS 602 Network Security: Introductory Lecture Prof. Omaimah Bamasag

This document provides an overview of the CPIS 602 Network Security course, including the course objectives, contents, resources, grading system, and contact information for the professor. The course objectives are to understand network security, security measures, importance of management, and appropriate security measures against threats. Course contents include cryptography, security services, network applications, access control, malware, intrusion detection, and firewalls. Resources include a textbook and online journals. The grading is based on exams, projects, and final exam.

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CPIS 602 Network Security: Introductory Lecture Prof. Omaimah Bamasag

This document provides an overview of the CPIS 602 Network Security course, including the course objectives, contents, resources, grading system, and contact information for the professor. The course objectives are to understand network security, security measures, importance of management, and appropriate security measures against threats. Course contents include cryptography, security services, network applications, access control, malware, intrusion detection, and firewalls. Resources include a textbook and online journals. The grading is based on exams, projects, and final exam.

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CPIS 602

Network Security

Introductory Lecture
Prof. Omaimah Bamasag
Agenda

Course Objectives
Course Contents
Resources
Grading System
Contact Me
Course Objectives

 Understand the necessity of information and network


security.
 Explain how security measures are used.
 Understand the importance of network security
management.
 Understand the appropriate security measures against
expected threats.
Course Contents

• Cryptographic techniques: classical cryptography, public-key


cryptography, and digital signatures.
• Security services: message integrity, confidentiality and
authentication, certification and key management (PKI).
• Network security applications: IP security, Web security (SSL),
and Electronic mail security (PGP).
• Access control in computer networks: authentication protocols
and services (e.g. Kerberos and X.509)
 Malicious software propagation, payload, countermeasures,
DDoS
 Intrusion detection, password management
 Firewalls
Course Resources

Textbook:
William Stallings, "Cryptography and Network Security", Prentice Hall;
7th edition (2016),  ISBN-13: 978-0134444284

Online Resources:
Journal of Computer Security
ACM Transactions on Information and System Security
ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy

Slides and tutorials:


Will be posted on the course page on blackboard prior to
each lecture.
Grading System

 30% Midterm Exam1 Fourth week (30-31/10/2020)


 30 % Group Project
 40% Final exam
Contact Me

 Alfaysallya Campus, Building # 11, Second Floor, Room


#216 (Vice Dean Office)
 Office hours: By appointments via emails
 E-mail address: [email protected]
 Discussion on Blackboard

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