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B.Tech in Cyber Security Course Description
The B.Tech in Cyber Security course spans four years. A year is broken into two semesters.
Students get an in-depth understanding of monitoring devices and techniques for critical systems annually. As the country's major industries become increasingly reliant on internet technology, such as e-commerce and e-banking, there is a growing demand for cyber security measures.
Information shared on the internet must be secured from external dangers. Students who complete this course will have a promising future in cyber security.
The curriculum teaches students problem-solving skills, security expertise across platforms, forensics, ethical hacking, and network defence.
Candidates will learn how to protect information on the internet from external attacks.
B.Tech in Cyber Security aims to fulfil the growing need for cyber security specialists in e-commerce and banking, where internet technology and cyber-attacks are prevalent.
Industry
- According to the survey, the cybersecurity market is expected to be worth $170 billion by 2022.
- Cyber Security Professionals have received higher pay than normal IT Professionals for the previous three to five years.
- Furthermore, there is a high need for ethical hackers owing to regular cyber-attacks on large corporations and banks. Hence, businesses require trained specialists.
- Google, KPMG, Reliance, Microsoft, Oracle, and other leading corporations hire individuals annually.
- Develop practical application skills relevant to current and growing demands in the cyber security area.
- Learn the most up-to-date and relevant cybersecurity tools, approaches, strategies, and technology.
- Improve your capacity to think critically about how corporations handle security.
- Gain thorough knowledge by working with real-world case studies that reflect ongoing and upcoming challenges in the industry.
- Develop practical application skills relevant to current and growing demands in the cyber security area.
- Learn the most up-to-date and relevant cybersecurity tools, approaches, strategies, and technology.
- Improve your capacity to think critically about how corporations handle security.
- Gain thorough knowledge by working with real-world case studies that reflect ongoing and upcoming challenges in the industry.
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 After EC Council’s Cyber Security Program?
Cybersecurity Architect Cyber Security Engineer (Tech Lead)
Cybersecurity architects and engineers plan and carry out security solutions for information systems. They work with system administrators and other technical specialists to create systems resistant to cyberattacks. Cyber Security Analysts learn and evaluate cyber dangers using data mining and other analytical approaches.
Cybersecurity/Information Security Lead
The information security lead is responsible for developing and carrying out the organization's policies and procedures, managing information security resources, and giving leadership and direction to the entire program. The information security lead is the organization's crucial connection with the information technology (IT) department and other internal and external stakeholders.
Network Penetration Testing & Secure Configuration
Network penetration testers often work for a security agency or a government agency. They may also work as freelancers. Network penetration testers rely on a broad spectrum of tools for inspecting networks and systems. These tools could be scanners, sniffers, and attack tools. They can also use social engineering techniques to gain access to networks and systems.
Technical Trainee, Cyber Security
As a Cyber Security Trainee, you will help the Testing and Service Delivery teams with a variety of duties.
Cyber Security Analyst
As a cybersecurity analyst, you defend computer systems, networks, and data against illegal access and breaches.
Ethical Hacker
Corporations employ ethical hackers to detect computer system and network vulnerabilities and test security measures.
Security Consultant
A security consultant advises firms on security measures and develops prevention tactics for breaches.
Information Security Manager
As an Information Security Manager, you manage an organization's security plan and implement actions to secure assets.
Penetration Tester
Penetration testers identify flaws in computer systems and networks and test security measures.
Network Security Engineer
A Network Security Engineer is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining an organization's network security solutions.
Security Architect
Security Architects develop and implement security procedures for an organization's computer systems and networks.
Cybersecurity Compliance Officer
The Cybersecurity Compliance Officer ensures that an organization's security policies and processes adhere to industry norms and standards.
Industries That Need You
Marketing Communications & Business
As a cybersecurity marketer, you would create marketing campaigns and content highlighting the benefits of cybersecurity goods and services to prospective clients.
Policy & Governance
As a cybersecurity policy analyst, you will establish policies and standards to raise security awareness and assure compliance with legislation.
Automotive Manufacturing
The automotive manufacturing industry faces many cybersecurity challenges, including computing and communication systems.
Healthcare
Healthcare is a high-demand field for cybersecurity specialists. As healthcare becomes more digital, securing patient data from cyber attacks is vital.
Banking & Financial Service
Banks and financial organizations are especially vulnerable to cyber assaults. Thus, cybersecurity specialists are needed to protect their systems and data.
E-Commerce
Increasing online buying has made e-commerce sites vulnerable to cyber-attacks, making cybersecurity important for protecting client financial information.
Government
Government entities must prioritize cybersecurity to protect sensitive data linked to national security and public safety.
