MOOC
The massive open online course (MOOC) transports the main insights of CANVAS to a broad public. In particular, the MOOC provides a comprehensive overview of the central principles and challenges in the fields of cyber security, privacy and trust. Concrete case studies from health, business and national security spheres are presented. Technical, legal and ethical perspectives on the issues are included.
Quick Overview
1. Introduction
Hanno Böck on security analysis of confidential data that is publicly exposed
Georgios Raptis on eHealth and (in)security of health data
Mikko Hyppönen on challenges and moral questions for IT security companies
2. Fundamentals
Cybersecurity Fundamentals – Dominik Herrmann
The Ethics of Cybersecurity Introducing the Terminology – Markus Christen
3. Applying Ethics to Cybersecurity
Ethical Frameworks for Cybersecurity – Michele Loi
Manfred Broy on a related dilemma regarding autonomous cars
EU Cybersecurity Objectives and Challenges in Light of EU Values – Gloria González Fuster
Values Conflicts in Cybersecurity – Ibo van de Poel
Ninja Marnau on running a honey pot for research
4. Technical and Legal Aspects of Privacy
Basic Principles of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – Eva Schlehahn
GDPR Legal Principles and Privacy By Design Strategies – Josep Domingo-Ferrer
Problems
Harald Zwingelberg on basic values and individual rights
Olaf Pursche on the importance of securing private information of IoT devices
Philipp Winter on using ordinary internet users as a censorship circumvention proxy
Eva Schlehahn on principles, role and focus of privacy protection
Juha Röning on falsified and manipulated information
Markus Christen on data breaches and value trade-offs
5. Business
Problems: Handling Incidents
Florian Grunow on ethical issues in day to day business of penetration testers
Costin Raiu on nation-state adversaries, handling incidents and law enforcement
Markus Bresinsky on handling a power outage at a hospital
6. Vulnerability Discovery and Disclosure
Christian Grothoff on risks of full disclosure and regulation of cyber weapons
Rickard Carlsson on crowdsourcing vulnerability discovery to improve security
Felix Freiling on a case of responsible disclosure in a scientific publication
Jeroen van der Ham on principles, examples and difficulties of responsible disclosure
Benjamin Kunz Mejri on communicating vulnerabilities to third parties
7. Healthcare
Problems
David Koeppe on rights of patients vs. duty of handling their data properly
Johannes Roos on security and privacy by design for medical implants with cloud access
Frank Teuteberg on technical solutions and social innovations in medical care
Armin Will on consent from patients to use medical data for research and medical care
8. Law Enforcement and National Security
Fighting Cybercrime
Erka Koivunen on the balance between anonymity and maintaining law and order
D. Ikonomou & N. van der Meulen on encryption as challenge for law enforcement
Anne Roth on the definition of cybercrime and forms of online harassment
Cyberwar
George Lucas on cyber warfare with disinformation and social media as a weapon
David Wright on the question whether to engaged in activities detrimental to humanity
9. Cybersecurity and Democracy
Problems
Reference Curriculum as Supplement
The Reference Curriculum and the MOOC are supplementing each other. In the following an overview over the contents of both deliverables is provided.
