Embedding Industry Standards within the Undergraduate IT Security Curriculum: An Australian Implementation
This paper responds to issues recently raised by Valli [1] and Schou [2] on the issues of the development of a modern undergraduate IT Security (Information Assurance) curriculum which links professional certification to academia. It details methods by which both industry standards, perspectives and research questions and also the (ISC)2 body of knowledge may be embedded in the undergraduate IT Security curriculum and thus both academia and the IT Security profession may be satisfied.
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