Undergraduate Technology Programs John Baker Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School

‘Security’ Spectrum 2 Security: Planning Preparation Prevention Detection Minimize Problem Digital Forensics: Investigation Analysis Recovery Improved preparation Security Event Time line

The Need Jobs – Network Forensics ($65-$140k – MD) – Bachelor – Product Manager ($120-$150k – NY) – MS or PhD – Info Sec. Engineer (65-80/hr - CA) - ‘Contract Investigator’ Companies – Law Enforcement (local, state and federal) – Grant Thornton – General Dynamics – Booz-Allen – SAIC – American Express

‘Computer Forensics Investigator’ Good working knowledge of computer construction, hard drive processes, data recovery, applications and operating systems. Understand networking, encryption, steganography and computer crime Recover information from erased or damaged systems or media Great deal of patience (work long hours) Common work activities include: – Examining & recovering data from computers & storage devices – Taking apart computers and reconstructing damaged systems – Preparing reports on information found – Testifying in court about the evidence and methods – Research on computer crimes and methods used to gather evidence – Training others

Carey Focus Information Security – Prevention phase Digital Forensics – Recovery & investigation phase Approach – Strong business base – Knowledge of the area – Some skills – Higher-level: research, communications, critical thinking, problem solving, self-learning, team work – ‘Humanity in Mind’

Program Goals Understand the Technology – Not be an expert in the technology – Not teaching the tools Business Technology Focus Address Larger Issues – Self-learning – Communication Written, Spoken – Critical thinking – Problem Solving – Research

Programs Carey Approach – Strong last 2 years – Partner with Community Colleges Program – B. S. degree – Strong business base – Upper focus in Security or Digital Forensics

Program Specifics Transfer credits (60 – from Community College) Carey Program (last 60 credits) – Business core (18 credits) – Skills courses (12 credits) – Required concentration courses (9 credits) – Concentration electives (9 credits) – Capstone coursework (12 credits) Project Management, Strategic Management and Sr. Project Digital Forensics -Operating Systems & Files -Legal & Ethical Issues -Forensic Computing -Network & Intrusion Forensics -Encryption & Cryptography -Information Assurance Principles Information Security -Encryption & Cryptography -Information Assurance Principles -E-Commerce Security -Software & OS Security -Securing Networks & Telecommunications - Designing, Testing & Auditing Security

Summer Digital Forensics Camp Targeted to H. S. Students – Must be H. S. student in Spring 2009 – Computer skills Goals – Generate interest in technology – Delve into the ‘innards’ of a machine – Have fun ‘investigating’ for hidden data – Understand digital investigations – Find out what not to do (security clearance later)