Banking and Financial Services
Cyber Security
£2360 (£1600 during the tuition waiver period)
In this course the learner will look at banking and financial services in relation to cyber security threats and risks and the potential methods to mitigate and lessen organisational vulnerability to cyber security attacks. The course is relevant to anybody who wishes to learn how to identify and plan for direct cyber-attacks on financial services architecture, including those directly employed by the sector, or learners who need to understand their own organisational financial dependencies underpinning financial systems, including payment systems.
As ‘traditional’ financial institutions, financial market platforms, and emerging cryptocurrency markets attract attacks from state and non-state cyber criminals, how can employees and companies protect their own financial infrastructure and supply chains? Case studies, including the TINBA and ZEUS trojans, will be evaluated and discussed.
1. Understand the threats and risks facing traditional and emerging financial services
2. Understand the architectural structures of traditional and emerging financial markets
3. Understand how payments systems connect to underpinning financial services architecture
4. Understand how cryptocurrencies connect to underpinning financial services architecture
Scholarships
Citizens of the following countries are eligible for a 50% scholarship upon writing a personal statement. All scholarships are to be approved by the Academic Board. The list of countries are: Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Philippines, Bhutan, Morocco, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, Laos, Cambodia, India, Nigeria, Ghana, Bangladesh, Laos, Myanmar, Pakistan, Nepal and South Africa. Please talk to your student counselor and ask for the Coupon Code to get the 50% Tuition Waiver.
To pass the unit a 40% overall grade must be achieved.
You are eligible if you meet our stipulated entry requirements.
Introduction
Technology in Financial Institution
Finance Supply Chain
Understanding Payment Systems of Financial System
Cryptocurrency
Threats and Attacks on Cryptocurrency
Attacks on Cryptocurrency by Cyber Criminals