Course overview
This course will provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape governing information technology and privacy, encompassing Australian and international laws, policies, and industry practices. Through critical analysis and evaluation, students will develop the skills to assess the sufficiency and effectiveness of existing legal frameworks in addressing cyber-related challenges faced by government, business, and society. By exploring legal, ethical and technological perspectives, learners will be able to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios, fostering a holistic approach to navigating the complexities of cyber law, policy, and privacy.
- Cyber Law And Cybercrimes
- Privacy Law
- Forensics And Incident Response
- Ethics And Professionalism
Course learning outcomes
- Describe the legal principles and frameworks governing modern information security infrastructure, software, and privacy
- Evaluate the effectiveness of current laws, policies, and industry practices in addressing cyber-related challenges
- Analyse current and historic cyber events from ethical, cultural, professional, and legal perspectives
- Describe the importance of a written code of conduct and how it guides ethical decisions in a rapidly changing business environment
- Apply ethical frameworks and principles to manage cybersecurity challenges and develop strategies to address these dilemmas and decision-making processes
Degree list
The following degrees include this course