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Course Description
B.Tech Cyber Security course is a four-year course. Each year is divided into two semesters.
Every year, students learn detailed knowledge about monitoring devices and processes in relation to critical systems. As substantial sectors of the country are swamped by internet technology such as e-commerce, e-banking, etc, there has been a rising need for cyber security.
The information exposed through internet resources must be protected and safeguarded against external risks and threats. On completion of this course, students can acquire bright future prospects in the field of cyber security.
Students during the program will learn problem-solving abilities, knowledge of security across multiple platforms, fundamental forensic skills, fundamentals of Ethical Hacking, and Network Defending.
Candidates will primarily learn to protect and safeguard information exposed through internet resources from external risks and threats.
The course is designed to meet the rising demand for cyber security professionals due to the increasing use of internet technology and Cyber-attacks in various sectors such as e-commerce, e-banking, etc.
Industry
- According to the report, the Cyber Security market industry in 2022 is $170 billion.
- For the last 3 to 5 years Cyber Security Professionals are getting paid high as compared to the average IT Professionals.
- Moreover, there is a huge demand for ethical hackers due to frequent cyber-attacks on big companies and banks thus companies need skilled professionals.
- Some of the top companies that recruit candidates every year are Google, KPMG, Reliance, Microsoft, Oracle, etc.
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- Build practical applied skills relevant to current and emerging demands in the cyber security field.
- Learn the latest and most relevant tools, techniques, strategies, and technologies w.r.t Cyber Security.
- Refine your ability to think critically about how organizations manage security.
- Gain in-depth understanding, by working with real-world case studies that reflect new and timely challenges in this domain.
Curriculam
SEMESTER I
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics I
- Engineering Mechanics
SEMESTER II
- Advance Java Lab
- Mathematics II
- Engineering Graphics
- Principles of Operating System
SEMESTER III
- Mathematics III
- Theory of Computation
- Design and Analysis of Algorithm
- Compiler Design
SEMESTER IV
- Web and Mobile Application security
- Advance Java Lab
- Database Management System
- Computer Networks
SEMESTER V
- Artificial Intelligence
- Ethical Hacking Fundamentals
- Software Engineering and Testing Methodologies
- LINUX Programming
SEMESTER VI
- Digital Forensics
- Information Security Risk Assessment
- Quantum Computing and Cyber Security
- Blockchain Security
SEMESTER VII
- Platforms and Systems Security
- AI in Cyber Security
- Security in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
- Industrial Training
What You Will Become ?
Cyber Security Architect Cyber Security Engineer (Tech Lead)
Cybersecurity Architects and Engineers are responsible for creating and implementing security measures for information systems. They work with system administrators and other technical personnel to create systems that are resistant to Cyber-Attacks. Cyber Security Analysts use data mining and other analysis techniques to identify and assess cyber threats.
Cyber Security / Information Security Lead
The information security lead is responsible for developing and implementing the organization's information security policy and procedures, managing information security resources, and providing leadership and direction for the overall information security program. The information security lead also serves as the organization's primary liaison with the information technology (IT) department and other internal and external stakeholders.
Network Penetration Testing and Secure Configuration
Network penetration testers typically work for a company that provides security services or for a government agency. They may also work as freelancers. Network penetration testers use a variety of tools to test networks and systems. These tools may include scanners, sniffers, and attack tools. They may also use social engineering techniques to gain access to networks and systems.
Technical Trainee - Cyber Security
As a Cyber Security Trainee, you will assist the Testing and Service Delivery teams on various tasks.
Cybersecurity Analyst -
responsible for protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access and security breaches.
Ethical Hacker -
hired by organizations to identify vulnerabilities in their computer systems and networks and test their security measures.
Security Consultant -
hired by companies to provide guidance on security protocols and develop strategies for preventing security breaches.
Information Security Manager -
responsible for managing an organization's overall security plan and implementing security measures to protect the company's assets.
Penetration Tester -
tasked with finding vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks and testing the security measures in place.
Network Security Engineer -
responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining an organization's network security systems.
Security Architect -
involved in designing and implementing security protocols and frameworks for an organization's computer systems and networks.
Cybersecurity Compliance Officer
responsible for ensuring that an organization's security policies and procedures comply with industry regulations and standards.
Where Will You Work ?
Marketing Communications and Business
As a cybersecurity marketer, you would develop marketing campaigns and content that promote the benefits of cybersecurity products and services to potential clients.
Policy and Governance -
As a cybersecurity policy analyst, you would work to develop policies and guidelines to promote security awareness and help ensure compliance with cybersecurity regulations.
Automotive Manufacturing Industry -
Automated vehicle manufacturers are dealing with multiple facets of cybersecurity like computing systems, and communication systems.
Healthcare Sector -
The healthcare sector is another area where cybersecurity professionals are in high demand. With the increasing digitization of healthcare, protecting patient data from cyber threats is critical.
Banking and Financial Services Sector
Banks and financial institutions are particularly vulnerable to cyber threats, and they require cybersecurity professionals to secure their systems and data.
Retail-E-commerce -
With the increase in online shopping, e-commerce sites are vulnerable to cyber-attacks, and cybersecurity is crucial to protect customers' payment information.
Government -
Government agencies deal with sensitive data related to national security and public safety, making cybersecurity critical to prevent cyber-attacks on the government's systems.
