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CYB400

Security Assessment and Auditing

Course DirectorySNHU CYB400 has 3 direct prerequisites, with 19 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 1 other course.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

Learn how to assess and audit information systems using structured approaches. Discover compliance gaps, identify security vulnerabilities, and recommend corrective actions. Learn how to effectively communicate findings and recommendations to organizational stakeholders.

Prerequisite Tree

  • CYB220 — Network Security
    • CYB200 — Cybersecurity Foundations
    • CYB210 — Computer Networking
      • IT212 — Introduction to Computer Networks
        • CS230 — Operating Platforms
          • CS210 — Programming Languages
            • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
              • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
              • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
          • CS217 — Object Oriented Programming
            • CS113 — Introduction to Programming
            • CS113L — Introduction to Programming Lab
            • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
              • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
              • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
        • IT200 — Fundamentals of Information Technology
  • CYB260 — Legal and Human Factors of Cybersecurity
    • CYB200 — Cybersecurity Foundations
  • CYB300 — System and Communication Security
    • CYB200 — Cybersecurity Foundations
    • CYB230 — Operating System Security
      • IT202 — Computer Operating Systems
        • IT200 — Fundamentals of Information Technology
      • IT255 — Introduction to the Linux Operating System
        • IT201 — Computer Platform Technologies

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