Undergraduate Certificate in Smartphone Threat Awareness

• Smartphone Security Fundamentals: Understanding the importance of smartphone security, common smartphone threats, and best practices for securing mobile devices.
• Mobile Malware: Recognizing different types of mobile malware, including viruses, worms, trojans, and spyware, and learning how to protect against them.
• Mobile Phishing and Social Engineering: Identifying phishing attempts and social engineering tactics on smartphones and taking measures to prevent falling victim to these scams.
• Secure Mobile App Usage: Evaluating mobile apps for security risks and implementing safe app usage practices to protect personal data.
• Mobile Device Management: Understanding the principles of mobile device management, including device provisioning, configuration, and monitoring.
• Mobile Operating System Security: Examining the security features of popular mobile operating systems and learning how to configure them for optimal security.
• Data Encryption and Backup: Implementing data encryption techniques for smartphone data and understanding the importance of regular backups.
• Incident Response and Forensics: Learning how to respond to smartphone security incidents, including data breaches and other security incidents, and conducting forensic investigations.