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Introduction
The persistence and evolution of cybercrime, driven by individuals with intentions of causing both sabotage and financial harm, hinge significantly on their methods of operation, environmental conditions, political incentives, and technological connectivity. The anonymity granted by the internet has facilitated the global reach of cybercriminals, allowing them to operate from jurisdictions entirely disconnected from the geographical locations of their victims.
This course serves as a pertinent opportunity for existing information technology (IT) professionals aiming to elevate their skills and expertise in the realms of cyber and data governance. It is ideally suited for those with ambitions to become specialists within the banking and finance sector. Furthermore, it caters to professionals in other industries engaged in electronic business interactions with the banking and financial sector.
- FlexiMasters in Cybersecurity and Digital Trust
- This course has yet to be mapped to the relevant Master's Programme
Learners are encouraged to complete the following core courses before enrolling in the remaining courses:
- Foundations of Cybersecurity (1 AU)
- Basic Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
- Intermediate Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
- identify the many diverse types of cybercriminals based on their psychological make up, technical capabilities, political affiliations and hobbies and interests.
- Differentiate how cybercriminals differ from traditional criminal profiles in motive, means and opportunity.
Learners are encouraged to complete the following foundational courses before enrolling in the remaining courses:
- Foundations of Cybersecurity (1 AU)
- Basic Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
- Intermediate Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
Standard Course Fee: S$2,180
SSG Funding Support | Course fee | Course fee payable after SSG funding, if eligible under various schemes | |
BEFORE funding & GST | AFTER funding & 9% GST | ||
Singapore Citizens (SCs) and Permanent Residents (PRs) (Up to 70% funding) | S$2,000.00 | S$654.00 | |
Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS) | S$254.00 | ||
SCs aged ≥ 40 years old | |||
- Standard course fee is inclusive of GST.
- NTU/NIE alumni may utilise their $1,600 Alumni Course Credits. Click here for more information.
Rebecca Ledingham
Rebecca Ledingham is the global Vice President at Mastercard responsible for cybersecurity Cyber Threat Intelligence, Cyber Capacity Training and Building and Thought Leadership. Prior to joining MasterCard Rebecca was a Cyber Agent at the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI).
| COURSE TITLE | ACADEMIC UNIT |
| Foundations of Cybersecurity | 1 |
| Basic Cybersecurity Risk Management | 1 |
| Intermediate Cybersecurity Risk Management | 1 |
| Payment Flows | 1 |
| Cyber Fraud Loss Cycle | 1 |
| Mastercard Cybersecurity Tools | 1 |
| Cybercriminal Profiling | 1 |
| Enterprise Cyber Risk Management | 1 |
| Insider Threat | 1 |
| Corporate Security Structure | 1 |
| Public-Private Sector Partnerships | 1 |
| Intelligence Life Cycle | 1 |
| Introduction to Cryptography | 1 |
| Hardware Trojan Threats and Countermeasures | 1 |
| Hardware Security and Design for Trust | 1 |
Listed courses are:
- Credit-bearing and stackable to Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity and Digital Trust (total 9 AUs) and FlexiMasters in Cybersecurity and Digital Trust (15 AUs)
Learners are encouraged to complete the following core courses before enrolling in the remaining courses:
- Foundations of Cybersecurity (1 AU)
- Basic Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
- Intermediate Cybersecurity Risk Management (1 AU)
