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Cloud Data Security

University of Minnesota via Coursera

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Provider

Coursera
Pricing

Paid Course
Languages

English
Certificate

Certificate Available
Effort

4 weeks, 3 hours a week
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Intermediate
Subtitles

English, Kazakh, German, Hindi, Russian, Swedish, Korean, Portuguese, Greek, Italian, French, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Thai, Ukrainian, Japanese, Indonesian, Polish, Dutch, Turkish

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Cybersecurity in the Cloud

Overview

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This course gives learners an opportunity to explore data security in the cloud. In this course, learners will: * Dive into the data services offered by cloud providers and compare their security features. * Analyze a data breach and trace it back to the vulnerability that made it possible. * Learn about database injection and aggregation attacks. * Follow the life cycle of a data item and its relationship to privacy and integrity. * Associate modern privacy requirements with US and European laws.

Syllabus

Organizing and Protecting Data
- We organize our data into databases and structures to optimize our processing efforts. Data organization also impacts how we protect our data.
SQL and Data Breaches
- Many systems rely on the Structured Query Language, and this has yielded some notorious security problems.
What Vendors Provide
- Each cloud vendor offers a variety of data storage and structuring services. While each vendor has their unique jargon, most services fall into well-known categories. We will examine these categories and use them to review could provider offerings.
Data Privacy and the Cloud
- Privacy regulations give individuals some control over data collected about them by organizations. International trade makes it important to fulfill privacy expectations of other countries and regions.