Information Assurance Design
CIS 575: Wireless communications
Overview: Suggested Time: 2 class periods
Course Length: 3 Hours Pre-Requisite : None
Target Audience
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Description: This course introduces
students to the concepts of Information Assurance in Wireless
Communications. It discusses various
security measures that are available for wireless communication networks
along with various transmission security countermeasures.
Objective(s): The primary purpose
of this course is to:
Goals/Outcome: The students will be
able to: ·
Understand
the concept of transmission security
- what it is and why it is important. ·
Identify the key
areas of Security in network communications ·
Learn how to
critically analyze situations of Threats in Networks ·
Knowledge of tempest Security methods,
shielding, grounding, banding, filtering… ·
Identify and prioritize threats to
information assets from tempest protection. Outline: ·
Transmission
Security Ø
Burst
Transmission Ø
Convert
channel control Ø
Dial back Ø
Directional
Signals Ø
Frequency
Hopping Ø
Jamming Ø
Line-of-sight Ø
Line
Authentication Ø
Low Power Ø
Masking Ø
Optical
Systems Ø
Protected
wireline Ø
Screening Ø
Spread
Spectrum Transmission ·
Tempest
Security Ø
Attenuation Ø
Shielding,
Filtering Power Ø
Cabling Ø
Zone of
control and protection ·
Transmission
security countermeasures Ø
Call
signs Ø
Frequency Ø
Pattern forewarning
protection ·
AIS Ø
Firmware ·
Telecommunications
Systems Ø
Hardware ·
Agency
Specific AIS and Telecommunications Policies Ø
Points of
contact Suggested Assignments: References: