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120+ Video Lectures
10+ Assignments
5+ Discussion Boards
5+ Demo Videos
4+ Case Studies
We will be looking at the example of how Mozilla Firefox protected stored passwords on their browsers using weak encryption schemes and how they failed to prioritize patching for close to 9 years.
As Singapore embarks on its digital transformation initiative towards a smart nation and digital economy, the country publishes a snapshot of the cyber landscape in Singapore every year. The government strives to establish safer and more secure cyberspace through its cybersecurity master plan.
We will be using Nmap tools on a sample test system to scan for open Ports, identify those ports which should not be open in a live system & also use brute force hacking attempts to simulate the way in which attackers hacked into the Dunkin Donuts rewards programme.
We will be using the Metasploit tool on a sample Linux system to execute a Linux kernel escalation attack and then explain how these attacks are then simulated by attackers to go after unpatched versions of Google Chrome which enables them to install all kinds of spyware & malware on Android machines (smartphones/laptops) as per their requirement.
We will be looking at the experience of Kathy Wang (Former CISO of GitLab) and the challenges she faced in securing the IT architecture at her company & how she finally decided to go ahead with a Zero trust architecture for her company.
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Cybersecurity is no longer an IT problem, it is a security problem; but unlike physical security, cyber attacks can come from anywhere in the world.
As the digitisation of the global economy grows, digital crimes grow with it. Digitisation of data, online and mobile interactions are creating millions of cyber attack risks and opportunities, with many leading to data breaches that threaten both people and businesses. Hence, cybersecurity has become an economic imperative.
With billions of dollars in revenue set to flow into the cybersecurity market in the next three years and amid talent deficits of cyber security providers (McKinsey , 2022), the need for cybersecurity specialists has been rising quickly.
The Cybersecurity programme offered by National University of Singapore’s School of Computing is a cutting-edge academic curriculum designed to meet the needs and priorities of organisations operating within this digital economy.
Curated with a strong emphasis on real-world relevance to meet rapidly evolving industry needs and trends, the programme will provide you with strong fundamentals of cybersecurity techniques to help you implement advanced solutions to recognise cyber attacks, enhance security, and prevent cyber attacks.
80% of organisations in APAC affected by ransomware attacks.
At least six cybersecurity incidents have occurred in at least 65% of Singaporean organisations in the past year, however just 49% of these organisations are able to respond to threats in a day.
Singapore cybersecurity market is expected to register a CAGR of 13.3% during the period 2022-2027.
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Dr Sufatrio
Dr Guo Charng Rang
Dr Sufatrio
Lecturer (Educator Track)
Dr Sufatrio is a Lecturer with the School of Computing (SoC) of the National University of Singapore (NUS).
He obtained his Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Computer Science from SoC, NUS. Previously, he was a Scientist and Acting Lab Head of the Mobile Forensics & Security Lab, at the Cyber Security & Intelligence (CSI) Department, Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R), A*STAR.
Prior to that, he was an Associate Scientist and then a Research Scientist with the Temasek Laboratories at the National University of Singapore (TL@NUS).
He is interested in many areas of computer security, and have published numerous papers on systems, network and mobile security.
Dr Guo Charng Rang
Executive Education Fellow
Dr Guo has a Ph.D in Mathematics from the University of Oxford and B.Sc (Honours) in Mathematics from NUS.
He served as the founding Programme Director of the National Cybersecurity R&D Lab (NCL) from 2015 – 2021, and an Associate Professor at the School of Computing at the National University of Singapore from 2017 – 2021.
He oversees the development and operation of NCL, a national lab funded by the National Research Foundation hosted in NUS School of Computing. The objective is to support the Singapore cybersecurity community in R&D and education.
Prior to joining NUS, Dr Guo worked in DSO National Laboratories and Defence Science and Technology Agency for more than 20 years, specializing in cybersecurity, in particular, in cryptography and trusted system.
Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be awarded a verified digital certificate by NUS School of Computing.
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