Overview 

Edith Cowan University’s Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security) introduces core principles of information security, network defense, and digital risk mitigation. The program explores how organizational infrastructure is structured, monitored, and protected against unauthorized access and cyber threats. Developing this foundational knowledge is essential for safeguarding sensitive data, securing system operations, and maintaining digital integrity in interconnected environments.

What You'll Learn

• Fundamentals of computer networking, enterprise architecture, and system administration

• Information security principles, risk management frameworks, and access controls

• Threat analysis, vulnerability identification, and incident response procedures

• Ethical hacking strategies, perimeter defense, and network monitoring

• Legal compliance standards, digital ethics, and cyber crime concepts

Learning Outcomes 

Students will learn to identify system vulnerabilities and potential security risks across networked environments, while deploying defensive security measures to protect critical infrastructure and confidential data. Additionally, they will evaluate cybersecurity incident scenarios to construct structured response strategies, as well as apply security governance frameworks and legal standards to organizational settings.