Planning, building and operating the information security and assurance laboratory
Herbert J. Mattord, Michael E. Whitman
Abstract
Herbert J. Mattord, Michael E. Whitman
Abstract
With increasing interest by students and faculty in Information Security (InfoSec) Curriculum, and increasing demand for information security professionals from industry, many institutions are beginning the task of creating an information security program. Within these programs of study, it is important that the faculty and administrators planning the facilities and curriculum for InfoSec labs understand the unique demands of this endeavor. This paper provides an overview of some current practices.
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With increasing interest by students and faculty in Information Security (InfoSec) Curriculum, and increasing demand for information security professionals from industry, many institutions are beginning the task of creating an information security program. Within these programs of study, it is important that the faculty and administrators planning the facilities and curriculum for InfoSec labs understand the unique demands of this endeavor. This paper provides an overview of some current practices.
Key concepts: Information assurance, Information security, Information security management, Curriculum, Certified Information Systems Security Professional, Certified Information Security Manager, Computer science, Engineering management