Decision Making for Cybersecurity
Discusses human and organizational decision making from a variety of perspectives. Applies different risk assessment and decision making frameworks that are relevant to personal and organization cybersecurity, with a focus on the quantitative Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) model. Considers monetary, social and societal costs of cybersecurity decisions. Considers a range of questions relating to cybersecurity, from whether to install a game on a smartphone to how to allocate scarce information security resources in an organization.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: Must have earned a minimum grade of C- in INST201 , INST126 , MATH115 , PSYC100 , and INST364 . Restriction: Must be in Information Science program. Credit Only Granted for: INST408W or INST464 . Formerly: INST408W.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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- Decision Making for Cybersecurity · 3 Credits