MSE Master of Science in Engineering

The Swiss engineering master's degree

Jedes Modul umfasst 3 ECTS. Sie wählen insgesamt 10 Module/30 ECTS in den folgenden Modulkategorien:

  • ​​​​12-15 ECTS in Technisch-wissenschaftlichen Modulen (TSM)
    TSM-Module vermitteln Ihnen profilspezifische Fachkompetenz und ergänzen die dezentralen Vertiefungsmodule.
  • 9-12 ECTS in Erweiterten theoretischen Grundlagen (FTP)
    FTP-Module behandeln theoretische Grundlagen wie die höhere Mathematik, Physik, Informationstheorie, Chemie usw. Sie erweitern Ihre abstrakte, wissenschaftliche Tiefe und tragen dazu bei, den für die Innovation wichtigen Bogen zwischen Abstraktion und Anwendung spannen zu können.
  • 6-9 ECTS in Kontextmodulen (CM)
    CM-Module vermitteln Ihnen Zusatzkompetenzen aus Bereichen wie Technologiemanagement, Betriebswirtschaft, Kommunikation, Projektmanagement, Patentrecht, Vertragsrecht usw.

In der Modulbeschreibung (siehe: Herunterladen der vollständigen Modulbeschreibung) finden Sie die kompletten Sprachangaben je Modul, unterteilt in die folgenden Kategorien:

  • Unterricht
  • Dokumentation
  • Prüfung
Cyber Security Operations (TSM_CyberSecOp)

This module is designed to provide a practical introduction to Cyber Security Operations. Students will learn about different operational security functions like SOCs, CERTs, DFIR teams, CTI and Hunt teams, Red and Blue teams, and the tools they use to detect and respond to cyber criminal activity. The module provides in depth coverage of digital forensics.

Eintrittskompetenzen

Students should have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of cybersecurity, including network security, system security, and cryptography. Additionally, they should have a good understanding of operating systems, and network architecture. Basic knowledge of OSINT would also be beneficial.

Lernziele

Upon completion of the module, students should be able to:

  • Understand operational cyber security roles and responsibilities within an organization,
  • Explain basic concepts of detection, incident response, threat intelligence, and security testing.
  • Perform digital evidence preservation and forensic analysis, conduct investigations
  • Write forensic/incident reports for different recipients (police, regulators, management, technical peers)
  • Restore an organization to a safe and operational state
  • Understand how ethical hacking can be used to improve the security of systems

Modulinhalt

DFIR: Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) is the main focus of the module. This includes securing and preserving digital evidence, forensic analysis, reconstructing past events, creating timelines, and performing investigations.

Detection: students will be introduced to logging and monitoring systems, intrusion and anomaly detection systems (HIDS and NIDS), and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, and other operational aspects of detection.

CTI: students will be introduced to Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), the intelligence process and lifecycle, intel sharing communities, intel / IOC exchange platforms (like MISP), and OSINT.

Security testing: The testing component covers a high level overview of penetration/Red-Team testing, security reviews, cyber excercises, and ethical hacking. The use of Bug-Bounty programs to improve security is also explained

Lehr- und Lernmethoden

Lectures with a mix of practical and theoretical exercises.

Bibliografie

The following material is provided:

  • Teacher's slides and notes
  • Selected publications (papers, books)
  • Relevant videos


 

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