Cyber ​​Security

The Cyber ​​Security Diploma is designed to meet the needs of the local labor market. Training is conducted in nine divided half-term training semesters, each training part lasting eight weeks, for a total of (1760) training hours, in addition to (360) hours of practical training in the labor market, for no more than (84) credit hours. This program provides training on specialized skills in the field of information security and online threats, enables a better understanding of cyber security, knowledge of attack methods and threats, and provides students with the latest advanced principles and practices in the field of cyber security. The study allows identifying weaknesses in networks and electronic services and the risks associated with the transmission, processing and storage of information. They are also trained in the field as a type of practical practice and training for the labor market. The training focuses on the practical application aspect and links it to the theoretical aspect in most of the specialized courses by intensifying basic practical training and implementing the cooperative training program with sectors related to the trainee's specialization, in addition to knowing how to deal with ethical and legal issues in the organization's information security and the ability to evaluate and analyze local and international breaches that may occur to information systems. As well as developing solutions to protect computer and information networks from threats and breaches. The graduate of this program is awarded a diploma in cybersecurity, and it is expected that he will work in fields related to the cybersecurity specialization.