After completing Computing Concepts: Types of Security, the user should be able to:

	Identify and understand the three classifications of computer security: administrative, physical and logical.
	Explain how access controls are used to restrict the number of people who have access to computers and sensitive data.
	Explain how access control software limits who can log onto computers and what information they may retrieve.
	Explain how networks and terminals communicate.

Choices in Security

Administrative, physical and logical

Administrative Security

	At the interview
	Orientation

Physical Security

Access controls

Environmental Threats

Environmental controls

Logical Security

Access control software

Network Security

Networks and terminals

Microcomputer Security

Microcomputer security

This course has the following features:

	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

None

	Computing Concepts: Security Risks (COMC02)
	Computing Concepts: Database Basics (COMC03)
	Computing Concepts: Selecting Databases (COMC04)
	Computing Concepts: Data Processing (COMC05)
	Computing Concepts: Managing Data (COMC06)
	Computing Concepts: Teleprocessing (COMC07)
	Computing Concepts: Transmitting Data (COMC08)
	Computing Concepts: Messages (COMC09)