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Participants have the flexibility of taking individual courses or earning a Stanford Advanced Computer Security Certificate by completing the 3 core courses and any 3 electives.
CORE COURSES
- Using Cryptography Correctly
- Writing Secure Code
- Security Protocols
ELECTIVES
- Computer Security Management – Recent Threats, Trends & the Law
- Emerging Threats and Defenses
- Securing Web Applications
- Web Security 2.0: AJAX, mashups, and social networking - NEW!
SPECIAL ELECTIVE
- Software Security Foundations Certificate (formerly Computer Security Foundations)
PREREQUISITES
We recommend you have the equivalent of a BS in Computer Science and a background in security. If you are not able to answer these questions, we HIGHLY recommend that you take the Software Security Foundations Certificate (formerly Computer Security Foundations) (online only) as the first course, because it provides the fundamentals necessary for the subsequent courses in the program.
WHAT YOU WILL EARN
- When you complete the program, you will receive the Stanford Advanced Computer Security Certificate from the Stanford Center for Professional Development (SCPD).
- Each course will earn 1 Continuing Education Unit (CEU).
