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What you'll learn
- In-depth analysis of Cybercrime, Online fraud, Digital piracy and regulation
- Understanding the vital concepts like Confidentiality, data Integrity and Availability, what is a threat versus vulnerabilities, and pertinent statistics on current data security trends.
- Elucidate on different industry standard IT risk assessment process and methodologies
- Best practices for securing company information systems
- Media Control – Storage state ( encrypted/not encrypted ) confidential/sensitive data
- Email Security - double checking addresses, avoiding putting sensitive information in the body of emails but rather in an encrypted attachment
- Physical security – policing work areas for sensitive info, shredding unneeded paper copies, being wary of shoulder surfing and tailgating in sensitive areas, printer security.
- Overview of incident reporting policy & procedures that detail what to do if they believe a security incident has occurred, who to call, what to expect and what information to provide to responsible parties
Introduction to Cybersecurity
What you'll learn
- Critical Components of the DFS Ecosystem
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) I
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) II
- HCD Considerations and Applications in Research and Product Design in DFS
- Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Financial Services
- Partnerships in DFS: Factors for Success
- Product Pricing
- Technology for Financial Services
- Responsible Product Development: Risks Involved
- Appropriate Marketing Communication for Low Income Segments
- The DFS Product Timeline
Digital Financial Services: Product Innovation and Design
What you'll learn
- An Overview of Risks in the DFS Ecosystem
- Overview of Risk Management Techniques
- Practical Risk Framework Application in DFS
- Overcoming Fraud
- Ethics, Governance and Risk Culture
- Consumer Protection
- Technology from a Cybersecurity Point of View
- Business Unusual Reporting and Planning
Digital Financial Service: DFS Risk Management Framework
What you'll learn
By taking this focus course, attended candidates are expected to be familiar with the following concepts:
Blockchain Basic
- Permissioned and distributed ledger
- Public, private and side chain
- Tokenized and token-less blockchain
- Types of blockchain technology
- Decentralization
- Transparency
- Immutability
- Availability
- Secure
- Uniqueness
- Transaction life-cycle
- Commonly used opcodes
- UTXO
- Transaction fee
- Transaction pool
- Transaction verification
- Cryptographic hash function
- Hash pointer and Merkle tree
- Block P2P network
- CAP theorem
- Types of consensus
- Genesis Block
- Digital Signature
- Public Key Cryptography
- A basic cryptocurrency
- Name Coin
- Zcash
- Creation of coins, native coins
- Payments and double spending
- FORTH-the precursor for Bitcoin scripting
- Symmetric cryptography
- Elliptical curves
- Hashes SHA 256
- Message digest
- Proof of Work
- Permissioned Blockchain
- Actors in a Blockchain
- Blockchain ledger
The Blockchain and the Future of everything
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- Permissioned and distributed ledger
- Public, private and side chain
- Tokenized and token-less blockchain
- Types of blockchain technology
- Decentralization
- Transparency
- Immutability
- Availability
- Secure
- Uniqueness
- Transaction life-cycle
- Commonly used opcodes
- UTXO
- Transaction fee
- Transaction pool
- Transaction verification
- Cryptographic hash function
- Hash pointer and Merkle tree
- Block P2P network
- CAP theorem
- Types of consensus
- Genesis Block
- Digital Signature
- Public Key Cryptography
- A basic cryptocurrency
- Name Coin
- Zcash
- Creation of coins, native coins
- Payments and double spending
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- Message digest
- Proof of Work
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- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) I
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- HCD Considerations and Applications in Research and Product Design in DFS
- Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Financial Services
- Partnerships in DFS: Factors for Success
- Product Pricing
- Technology for Financial Services
- Responsible Product Development: Risks Involved
- Appropriate Marketing Communication for Low Income Segments
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What you'll learn
- In-depth analysis of Cybercrime, Online fraud, Digital piracy and regulation
- Understanding the vital concepts like Confidentiality, data Integrity and Availability, what is a threat versus vulnerabilities, and pertinent statistics on current data security trends.
- Elucidate on different industry standard IT risk assessment process and methodologies
- Best practices for securing company information systems
- Media Control – Storage state ( encrypted/not encrypted ) confidential/sensitive data
- Email Security - double checking addresses, avoiding putting sensitive information in the body of emails but rather in an encrypted attachment
- Physical security – policing work areas for sensitive info, shredding unneeded paper copies, being wary of shoulder surfing and tailgating in sensitive areas, printer security.
- Overview of incident reporting policy & procedures that detail what to do if they believe a security incident has occurred, who to call, what to expect and what information to provide to responsible parties
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