CRJ 625 Cybercrime and Cybersecurity

Course examines cybercrime, cybersecurity, and related implications in law, society, government, and business. Specific criminal conduct and infractions relating to the cyber world are fully covered. Cybersecurity is mostly about protecting from cybercrime, and now may be a legal duty for many organizations. This course introduces students to the technology, cybercrimes and illicit behavior in cyberspace, related laws (criminal, civil, regulatory, and international). How cyberspace is policed, how investigation and enforcement is conducted, and how offenders can be brought to justice are central to course delivery. Other topics include prevention, the future of cybersecurity and the ethical and moral implications relevant to cyberspace and cybercrime.

Credits

3