Malware Detection & Protection Basics
New Westminster , Canada
Tuition Fee
USD 2
Start Date
Medium of studying
Fully Online
Duration
3 hours
Details
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Cybersecurity | Data Analysis | Network Security
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies
Education type
Fully Online
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 2
About Program
Program Overview
Malware Detection & Protection Basics
Program Overview
The Micro-credential in Malware Detection & Protection Basics provides learners with an understanding of the different types of malware and how to protect against them on an individual and organizational level.
Program Details
- The Micro-credential in Malware Detection & Protection Basics consists of four online self-paced courses.
- It takes approximately three to four hours to complete each course.
- Learning is competency-based and students are required to complete all topics and course activities including course readings/videos, Knowledge Checks (quizzes), and assessments.
Entrance Requirements
- The courses and certificate are open to anyone.
- There are no formal admission requirements.
Tuition & Fees
- Application Fee:
- Domestic: $25.00
- International: $50.00
- Tuition:
- Domestic: $91.80 per course + $3.41 Learner Service Fee
- International: $275.40 per course + $3.41 Learner Service Fee
Courses in This Program
- INTL-1000 Where Malware Starts (this course is a prerequisite to all other courses)
- INTL-1005 Identifying Malware Attacks
- INTL-1010 Malware Defenses
- INTL-1015 Malware Investigation (must complete all three previous courses to enroll in this course)
What Will You Learn?
- The fundamental differences between malware, including viruses/worms, keyloggers, rootkits, and ransomware.
- The methods used to recover from malware attacks, including one-key, and two-key encryption.
- How to collect data for digital forensics investigations and how to use publicly available data known as Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and digital forensics (computer-related evidence) to investigate malware attacks.
Who Should Take This Program?
- This micro-credential is for you if you are exploring the idea of entering the field of cybersecurity or if you want to gain a basic understanding of malware and how to protect against it.
- After completing this program, you may consider taking advanced courses or pursuing an entry-level certification.
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