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Cyber Security
About Department
The Cyber Security Branch at GIT was established in 2023, offering a comprehensive four-year bachelor’s degree program in Cyber Security with an intake of 60 students. The branch is proudly affiliated with Gandhinagar University, ensuring a high standard of education and academic excellence.
GIT’s Cyber Security Branch boasts modern infrastructure with computer labs and campus-wide WiFi, facilitating hands-on learning and research. Students benefit from a one-to-one computer ratio, gaining practical skills in a cutting-edge environment. Access to internet facilities and online resources further enhances their educational experience.
GIT’s Cyber Security graduates are equipped to address evolving industry needs and protect against cyber threats in today’s technological advancements. With a strong foundation in theory and practical skills, they make a positive impact in the field, meeting the demands of a digitally interconnected world.
Courses Offered:
- B. Tech. Cyber Security (60)
- M.Tech in Cyber Security & Digital Forensic (18)
- PG Diploma in Cyber Security & Digital Forensic (40)
B.Tech Cyber Program Outcomes
- Develop a deep understanding of the principles, concepts, and technologies related to Cyber Security.
- Apply analytical and critical thinking skills to identify, assess, and mitigate various cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
- Design and implement effective strategies for securing computer systems, networks, and digital assets.
- Utilize industry-standard tools and techniques to detect and respond to cyber incidents and breaches.
- Evaluate and recommend security measures to protect against emerging cyber threats and evolving attack vectors.
- Demonstrate proficiency in conducting ethical hacking and penetration testing to identify and address system vulnerabilities.
- Understand legal, ethical, and privacy issues related to Cyber Security and adhere to professional and ethical standards.
- Collaborate effectively in interdisciplinary teams to analyze and solve complex Cyber Security challenges.
- Communicate Cyber Security concepts and solutions clearly and effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Stay updated with the latest advancements and trends in Cyber Security and continuously enhance professional knowledge and skills.
What the students learn in cyber security?
- Introduction to Cyber Security: Students gain an overview of the field of Cyber Security, including its importance, key concepts, and challenges.
- Network Security: Students learn about securing computer networks, including topics such as network architecture, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and virtual private networks (VPNs).
- Information Security Management: This subject focuses on the principles and practices of managing information security within organizations. Students learn about risk management, security policies, incident response, and compliance with regulatory frameworks.
- Cryptography: Students explore the principles and techniques of cryptography, including encryption algorithms, digital signatures, key management, and secure communication protocols.
- Secure Software Development: This subject covers secure coding practices, software vulnerabilities, and techniques for developing secure software applications. Students learn about common software vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them.
- Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing: Students gain hands-on experience in ethical hacking techniques and penetration testing methodologies. They learn how to identify and exploit vulnerabilities to assess the security of computer systems and networks.
- Cyber Threat Intelligence: This subject focuses on understanding different types of cyber threats, threat actors, and the tools and techniques used in cyber attacks. Students learn how to gather and analyze threat intelligence to enhance organizational security.
- Digital Forensics: Students learn about digital forensic techniques and tools used in investigating cybercrime incidents. They explore topics such as data recovery, evidence handling, and incident response in the context of digital forensics.
- Mobile and Cloud Security: This subject covers security considerations and challenges related to mobile devices and cloud computing. Students learn about securing mobile applications, mobile device management, and cloud security architectures.
- Cybersecurity Governance and Compliance: Students gain an understanding of the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern Cyber Security, as well as the importance of compliance and privacy considerations in cybersecurity operations.
