This course introduces the fundamentals of cybersecurity and explores their connection to other domains relevant to strategic policy analysis. It aims to build a common understanding of key cyber terminology, best practices, and collaborative approaches to addressing shared regional security challenges in cyberspace.
The course is comprised of eight to ten modules tailored to the needs of the student cohort. Each module includes relevant readings, pre-recorded content from regional experts, a discussion board for interacting with other students, and office hours for direct interaction with the facilitators. As a capstone exercise, students will produce a policy paper.
This course is designed to enhance participants’ understanding of cyberspace governance from both policy and strategic perspectives. It also equips them with tools to foster mutual understanding and cooperation at national and international levels. Additionally, the course encourages dialogue on the need for, and approaches to, developing legal frameworks for cybersecurity.
This course is designed for entry-level to intermediate professionals with some knowledge of cybersecurity concepts. Ideally, participants should come from one of the following communities:
This course is conducted in Spanish. Non-native speakers must demonstrate the ability to speak and write in Spanish at a bilingual level prior to acceptance and enrollment.
