Information Security in an Introductory Course. Introduction Kathy Winters University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Department of Computer Science and Engineering.

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Information Security in an Introductory Course

Introduction Kathy Winters University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Department of Computer Science and Engineering Coordinator of Computer Literacy Lecturer – Java, Information Security, Capstone

Introductory Course Definition Depends 2 or 4 year school Course of study Web development Information Technology Information Management Computer Science Service Course

Questions To Be Answered What do we teach? When do we teach it? Who do we teach it to?

Routine / Traditional / Minimal > Passwords/ID > Malware > Theft of Computer > Spyware & Pop ups > Secure Connections > Spam > Firewalls > Service Pack Updates > Cookies > Encryption > Data Backups > Phishing

What Do We Teach Social Engineering Shoulder surfing Thumb drives Technicians Clean people Students in the lab Not closing our applications Giving away our info

What Do We Teach Social Networks Dangers of sharing information Future employers are using these to screen applicants Posting pictures of our families with identifying information Impersonation

What Do We Teach Internet searches Know the source – Is it reliable Wikipedia Source for papers Source of code Does it contain a virus Copyright violations Music, games

Consolidation of Data Search patterns Google Open docs Data mining

Other General Topics Sexting????

What Do We Teach Web Design Classes Cleaning input Input size checking Special character checking SQL injection

What Do We Teach Networking Security issues History and why Basics of securing wireless transmissions Encrypted transmission

What Do We Teach Programming Classes Buffer overflows Secure coding Defensive programming Trap doors Testing