Course: The Fourth Industrial Revolution! Protect Your Data

Course Description

Learning Overview

The current era is referred to as the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and we frequently encounter terms like Big Data, AI, and Keyword Analysis. Data and information form the foundation of all these technologies, and without sufficient data and information, the emergence of these technologies would have been impossible. Valuable things are often easy targets for attacks. The value of data we are familiar with in organizations can exceed what we imagine. This is why attacks aimed at gaining economic benefits from them are continuously occurring. Shouldn't we protect what is valuable? This course addresses the characteristics of malware, types and paths of attacks, defense and response technologies, and the development of data security technologies in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. To protect precious things, we need the determination to protect along with the tools of methods. A step toward data protection! Let's start now!

Learning Objectives

1. Can explain the concept, types, operation, and main symptoms according to the purpose of malware.

2. Can describe security technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) engines.

3. Can understand the characteristics of DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks and the response procedures according to the attack.

4. Can explain the necessity and security principles of automotive security, AI security, and IoT security.

Target Audience

1. Employees who wish to develop the ability to establish strategies using information technology and integrate and implement them.

2. All employees handling data, information, etc.

3. Employees who want to cultivate the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Instructor Introduction

■ Han Se-eok

· Department of Public Administration, Seoul National University (Ph.D.)

· Department of Public Administration, Dong-A University (Professor)

■ Yoon Ga-young

· Educational Technology, Korea University (M.S.)

Completion Criteria

Item	Progress Rate	Progress Evaluation	Final Evaluation	Assignment	Total Score
Reflection Rate	80%	10%	80%	10%	100 points
Completion Criteria	80% or more	Achieve a combined score of 60 points or more in evaluation criteria

Course Content

Topic outline

Chapter 1: Concept and Types of Malware

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Chapter 2: Malware and Hacking
Chapter 3: Hacker vs. Individuals and Enterprises
Chapter 4: Reasons Hackers Target Enterprises
Chapter 5: Protect Data! Sandbox Detection Technology 1
Chapter 6: Protect Data! Sandbox Detection Technology 2
Chapter 7: Protect Data! Next-Generation Vaccine Solutions
Chapter 8: Watering Hole Attack!?
Chapter 9: Impact of Ransomware on Work
Chapter 10: Can Ransomware Be Stopped?
Chapter 11: Measures to Minimize Ransomware Damage in Enterprises
Chapter 12: Responding to DDoS Attacks
Chapter 13: Responding to Spear Phishing Attacks
Chapter 14: Persistent Threat APT Harassing Enterprises for Long Time
Chapter 15: Response Measures to Intelligent Persistent Attacks
Chapter 16: Technology Leakage in the Era of Smart Factory
Chapter 17: Essential Systems in the Era of Smart Factory
Chapter 18: Smart Factory Guidelines
Chapter 19: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Software Security
Chapter 20: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Automotive Security
Chapter 21: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and AI Security
Chapter 22: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and IoT Security
Chapter 23: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Next-Generation Security Intelligence

The Fourth Industrial Revolution! Protect Your Data

Item

Progress Rate

Progress Evaluation

Final Evaluation

Assignment

Total Score

Reflection Rate

80%

10%

80%

10%

100 points

Completion Criteria

80% or more

Achieve a combined score of 60 points or more in evaluation criteria

Course Content

Topic outline

Chapter 1: Concept and Types of Malware

Chapter 2: Malware and Hacking

Chapter 3: Hacker vs. Individuals and Enterprises

Chapter 4: Reasons Hackers Target Enterprises

Chapter 5: Protect Data! Sandbox Detection Technology 1

Chapter 6: Protect Data! Sandbox Detection Technology 2

Chapter 7: Protect Data! Next-Generation Vaccine Solutions

Chapter 8: Watering Hole Attack!?

Chapter 9: Impact of Ransomware on Work

Chapter 10: Can Ransomware Be Stopped?

Chapter 11: Measures to Minimize Ransomware Damage in Enterprises

Chapter 12: Responding to DDoS Attacks

Chapter 13: Responding to Spear Phishing Attacks

Chapter 14: Persistent Threat APT Harassing Enterprises for Long Time

Chapter 15: Response Measures to Intelligent Persistent Attacks

Chapter 16: Technology Leakage in the Era of Smart Factory

Chapter 17: Essential Systems in the Era of Smart Factory

Chapter 18: Smart Factory Guidelines

Chapter 19: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Software Security

Chapter 20: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Automotive Security

Chapter 21: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and AI Security

Chapter 22: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and IoT Security

Chapter 23: 4th Industrial Revolution Technology and Next-Generation Security Intelligence

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