This short-learning programme introduces students to the different types of malicious software, the attack vectors used by malicious software and the use of ethical hacking.

The purpose of this SLP is to provide students with a theoretical understanding and the practical skills to implement sound corporate governance structures and practices. The programme further aims to provide those with governance responsibilities in the private and public sectors with the knowledge and skills to identify the limitations of existing corporate governance structures and practices and recommend improvements. The SLP promotes ethical leadership attributes needed for a well-functioning society.

This short learning programme (SLP) introduces students to symmetric and public key encryption, as well as digital certificates/identities, certification authorities and digital signatures.

This short learning programme introduces you to computer crime, digital forensic investigations the handling of digital evidence and the practical digital forensic investigation.

This short learning programme introduces you to cyber security governance, Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP), Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs), the relationship between cyber security governance and CIIP, and cyberwarfare.

The purpose of this SLP is to introduce students to analytical frameworks such as scenario analysis and competitor benchmarking, in order to strategically identify and present information as actionable intelligence. The purpose of this SLP is also to focus on ethics in Competitive Intelligence, ensuring that students are made aware and adhere to international standards in this regard. Students will further be introduced to the corporate structure as it relates to the function of Competitive Intelligence, and students will explore the skills and expertise required by a Competitive Intelligence Analyst.