Cybersecurity Curricula Designer

J. Hajny, Sara Ricci, Edmundas Piesarskas, Marek Sikora
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The paper aims at minimizing the skills gaps and skills shortages on the cybersecurity job market by empowering education and training institutions during the process of creation of new cybersecurity study programs. We provide a complex cybersecurity skills framework based on standardized definitions that helps with the identification of skills and knowledge necessary for cybersecurity work positions. Furthermore, we practically implement the framework in the form of an interactive web application for cybersecurity curricula design. The app, called Curricula Designer, is built upon the framework and allows intuitive design of higher-education curricula and their analysis with respect to requirements of work roles already defined in widely-accepted standards. Using the analytical functions, it is easy to identify missing content in the courses and precisely structure the study program so that the graduates are well-prepared to enter the job market. The Curricula Designer is described in details in this paper, including user interface and technical background, and a link for public free access is provided to serve all education and training institutions.
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网络安全课程设计师
本文旨在通过授权教育和培训机构在创建新的网络安全研究项目的过程中,最大限度地减少网络安全就业市场上的技能差距和技能短缺。我们提供基于标准化定义的复杂网络安全技能框架,帮助识别网络安全工作岗位所需的技能和知识。此外,我们以交互式web应用程序的形式实际实现了该框架,用于网络安全课程设计。这款名为“课程设计师”(curriculum Designer)的应用程序建立在该框架之上,可以直观地设计高等教育课程,并根据已被广泛接受的标准定义的工作角色要求进行分析。利用分析功能,可以很容易地找出课程中缺失的内容,并精确地组织学习计划,使毕业生为进入就业市场做好充分的准备。本文对课程设计器进行了详细的描述,包括用户界面和技术背景,并提供了一个公众免费访问的链接,以服务于所有教育和培训机构。
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