[700] CYBERCRIME AND CYBERCRIMINAL BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS

Credit

1.5 credits

Method

Online

Language

English, Spanish

Tutoring

Tutoring courses

Duration

Continuing Enrollment

Area

Crime science

Description:

In this course we will see the differences between crime in analog and digital environments, as well as cybersecurity measures and the prosecution of cybercrime. We will also address how hackers act and how to approach cybercrime from the perspective of cyberprofiling

Objectives:

Know the differences between crime in analog and digital environments.
Learn about cybersecurity measures and the prosecution of cybercrime.
Know how to approach it from the Cyberprofiling point of view.

TUTORING COURSE

In addition to the flexibility and the latest technology in virtual learning, the student will have a personalized tutor who will help and assist them during the development of the course.

Program:

Unit	Title
Unit 1	Digital crime vs. analog crime
Unit 2	Identity, authentication and security on the Internet
Unit 3	Prosecution of cybercrime
Unit 4	Hackers
Unit 5	CyberProfiling
Unit 6	Cybecrime as a Service (CaaS)

FAQ:

How it works

The student will have a series of video classes where different teachers offer the content of the course. In addition, there will be a series of study and complementary materials for a complete learning.

The student must complete a series of self-assessment questionnaires to evaluate the learning of it.

If the student needs help, she will have the support of a personalized tutor who will solve any question related to learning or the development of the course.

Requirements to Pass the course

To succesfully pass the course, students are required to achieve the following minimum requirements:

All questionnaires must be passed.
(Questionnaires represent 50% of the final score).
Final Activity must be passed.
(Final activity represent 50% of the final score).
Final score must be 7/10 (or highter) to get the Certificate of Completion.

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