Study Guide
Study Guide
#savoniaUAS
Curricula starting in 2022 and earlier
Savonia's new Study Guide (curriculum starting in 2023 and after) can be found here.
Basis of Education | Competence Standards | Structure of Studies | Development of Expertise | Methods and implementation | Course Table |
Course Description
Code | 4 ETN0140 |
Name | CyberOps Associate |
Credits | 5 ects |
Objectives | The course is based on the Cisco Network Academy CCNA Cybersecurity Operations material in English. After the training, the student will understand the key concepts related to information security and cyber attacks. The student is able to monitor, detect and analyze cyber attacks and react to them in the right way. |
Content | Role of Cybersecurity Operations Analyst Operating Systems features needed to support cybersecurity analyses Operation of network infrastructure and the various network attacks Operation of network protocols and services Monitoring tools to identify attacks Various methods to prevent malicious access to computer hosts and data Impacts of cryptography on network security monitoring How to investigate and evaluate endpoint vulnerabilities and network security alerts Virtual machines to implement, evaluate, and analyze cybersecurity threat events Network intrusion data to identify compromised hosts and vulnerabilities Incident response model (CSIRSTs and NIST) to manage security incidents. |
Requirements | The course includes theory and laboratory exercises as well as independent assignments. Laboratory exercises are performed in accordance with the CCNA course-related exercise material in a computer network laboratory with the right equipment and Packet Tracer simulator software. |
Grading Scale | 0 - 5 |
Course material | Cisco Network Academy -materiaali Material to be distributed during teaching. |
Prerequisites | Computer Networks 1 (CCNA 1), Computer Networks 1 (CCNA 2) |
Other Considerations | |
Contact | Pitkänen Veijo |
We reserve the right to make changes to the curriculum due to the need to update the content being studied.