Fundamentals of cybersecurity - transdisciplinary approach

Fundamentals of cybersecurity - transdisciplinary approach

Rafał T. Prabucki, PhD  (Engineer, lawyer and scientist passionate about new technologies. Co-author of the book "Cryptocurrencies. Criminological and Forensic Perspective. His scientific and professional goal is to specialize in LegalTech in the field of evidence.)

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The primary aim of the cybersecurity module is to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity principles, practices, and technologies. This includes the ability to identify, analyze, and mitigate cyber threats and vulnerabilities, ensuring the protection of information systems and data. The module aims to develop both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for students to effectively manage and implement cybersecurity measures in various organizational contexts, fostering a culture of security awareness and ethical practices.

law
provacy
cybersecurity

any interested students

lectures (10h)
practical classes (8h)
online meeting (6h)

Each student participates in 1 course, which will run the whole week, but during the application process you can rank 3 courses that you would like to attend in order of desirability.

For each course, there will be an in-person component and an online component. The in-person component will take place during the T4EU week, whereas the online component will happen before/after the week. The exact information will be sent from the course leaders after the selection process is completed.

To complete the course, you will have to pass a knowledge test. After successful completion you will be awarded 3 ECTS by the University of Silesia.

The courses will mainly take place in the morning. In the afternoon, we will organise optional events, such as sports, cultural and scientific events.

The selection process is done by your home university.