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1 Advanced Accounting Information Systems Summer 2017
ACG 6415 Advanced Accounting Information Systems Summer 2017

2 Course Objectives Gain a strong grounding in computer and network security. Learn the factors related to the plan-protect-respond cycle of IT security. Acquire an understanding of networking concepts. Understand the importance of IT security to the accounting profession. This course is learning about defense so we will learn about many threats and how they exploit vulnerabilities but we will NOT be using these exploits in class.

3 Syllabus Highlights Office: BA1 432 Dr. Steven Hornik
Course Webpage: Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday 5:00-6:00; Tuesday and Thursday 2:00-3:00; and by appointment Office: BA1 432

4 Text Book Corporate Computer and Network Security, 4th Edition by Randall J. Boyle and Raymond R. Panko

5 Grade Components Assessment Points Exam 1 – Ch 1-4, A Multiple- Choice
100 Exam 1 – Ch 1-4, A & Readings - Essay 150 Exam 2 – Ch Multiple Choice Exam 2 – Ch 5-10 & Readings – Essay Access Control Simulation 50 Security in the News Participation Total Points 650

6 Grading Scale A 4.00 100-93 A- 3.75 92-90 B+ 3.25 89-86 B 3.00 85-83
F 0.00 <59

7 Exams Two Part Exams 1st Part 2nd Part Exams can be taken in any order
Multiple choice Matching Time Limit ~ 75 minutes 2nd Part Short-answer / Essay (with Notes/Book) Time Limit 3.5 hours Exams can be taken in any order

8 FlipBoard Our Magazine – CyberSecurity Quick Demo…
In Class Discussions (Participation) Security in the News

9 Security In The News - Assignment
Locate an article/video, etc. related to a security breach Add an article to our class FlipBoard Provide a summary of what happened Detail the breach that occurred Provide a description of what control could have prevented/detected the breach Quality counts No duplicate articles allowed

10 Access Control Simulation

11 Access Control Simulation - Tutorial

12 Access Control Simulation

13 Access Control - Office

14 Access Control Report You have been hired to conduct an IT control review Examine the office locations Each office Each Cubicle Each room Note controls in place Note missing controls Prepare report summarizing your findings Include a table that shows: Place Visited Control found Control Missing Recommended Fix (if necessary)

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