Course catalogue

Semantic foundation of terms on Information and Communications Systems security. Identification and authentication. Access Control. Policies and formal security models. OS security, use case: Unix. Malware. Analysis, evaluation and management of information systems risks. Information systems security policies. Elements of applied cryptography: classical cryptographic methods, symmetric and asymmetric cryptosystems, message authentication codes, digital signatures, Certification authorities, Public Key infrastructure, Legal framework in Greece. Network security. Threats and vulnerabilities. Information gathering tools. Internet Model Security: Internet layer security, Transport layer security, Application layer security, over the Application layer security. Applications.

Students

• will acquire knowledge of fundamental issues of Information and Communication Systems Security and Privacy and
• will able to aplly methods to address basic issues.
• They will be able to evaluate information security issues and use  tools and techniques to address them. 
• They will acquire the ability to use tools to develop the basic steps of a cyberattack.

Not required.

Group projects in labs and final written assesment.

Greek (English for Erasmus students)