Operating Systems & Network Security (Part of SCTP)
About This Course
Modern operating systems and networking protocols form the foundation of secure and efficient technology ecosystems, from enterprise networks to ubiquitous mobile devices.
Learners will gain comprehensive knowledge of operating systems and networking protocols, including their features and implementations across various platforms, such as wireless networks.
They will develop critical skills in system administration, including hardening operating systems against threats, implementing best practices for secure network design, and monitoring to ensure a robust security posture within and beyond the enterprise.
Additionally, learners will acquire proficiency in shell scripting for Windows and Linux, enabling task automation and process optimization to enhance overall system and network security.
What You'll Learn
2. Explain the security concepts in operating systems and common network attacks and defences.
3. Identify network threats and vulnerabilities by analysing security in different network and security layers.
4. Implement security configurations and shell scripting through the administrations of a computer system.
Entry Requirements
ITE graduates (with 2 years relevant IT Working Experience)
Diploma graduates (any disciplines).
Recognition for Prior learning (RPL)
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Applicants who do not meet the entry requirements may be considered for admission to the course based on evidence of at least 5 years of relevant working experience or supporting evidence of competency readiness. Suitable applicants who are shortlisted may have to go through an interview and/or a proficiency test.