CY-802 (A) · Database Security/Official Syllabus
Database Security (CY-802 (A)) - Official Syllabus
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Unit 1
Introduction
- Databases and Information Systems
- Database system concepts and architecture
- Overview of Information Security
- Database design using the relational model
- Functional dependencies
- Keys in a relational model
- Concept of functional dependencies
- Normal forms based on primary keys
- BCNF
- Multi-values dependencies and fourth normal form
- Join dependencies and fifth normal form
- Inclusion dependencies
- Other dependencies and normal forms
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Unit 2
Database security lifecycle
- Database security lifecycle
- Data risk assessment
- Analyze data threats, risks and vulnerabilities
- Understand the need for a database security architecture
- Database security architecture
- Implement a feedback mechanisms
- Understand how to adjust policies and practices based on feedback mechanisms using different security models
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Unit 3
Database Vulnerabilities, Threats and Physical Security
- Distinction between data and database security from network and perimeter security
- External and internal database threats
- Flaws in perimeter security
- Risks of not securing an organizatione28099s data
- Typical database security hierarchy
- Analysis general security landscape
- Evaluation of security fundamentals
- Importance for staying current with database releases, fixes and security patches
- Managing USB ports and USB enabled devices
- Implications of the physical placement of database files and their copies
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Unit 4
Security Models
- Bell and LaPadula's Model
- Biba's Model
- Dion's Model
- Sea View Model
- Jajodia and Sandhu's Model
- The Lattice Model for the Flow Control
- User Identification/Authentication
- Memory Protection
- Resource Protection
- Control Flow Mechanisms
- Isolation
- Trusted Computer System Evaluation
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Unit 5
Security Management
- Security Management
- Data/information
- Protecting Password file
- Access Control Structure
- Software Security
- Element of Information Security
- Steps for Better Security
- Malicious Software
- System Security Assurance Concepts
- Importance of Information System
Reference Books
- Handbook of Database Security: Applications and Trends
- Database Security and Auditing
- Database Security
- Database security
- Database Concept
- Information system security
- Network security
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