HND Cyber Security structure
The last time I posted about this development, I pointed out that the next milestone was to come up with a structure for the qualification. The Qualification Development Team met on Friday, in Glasgow, to discuss this.
We produced a draft framework, which incorporates the existing HNC award and also includes new units, such as Cyber Security Mathematics and Blockchain. We would be pleased to hear your views on the framework so either leave a comment below or add your comments directly to the document.
We hope to finalise the structure in the next week or two so that we can move onto writing the new units. Please contact Caitlin for more information about this development. This new qualification will be available to centres from Q1 2019.
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What are your thoughts on the draft framework that includes the existing HNC award along with new units like Cyber Security Mathematics and Blockchain? We welcome your feedback, so please feel free to leave a comment below or add your comments directly to the document.
By following this proposed structure, the HND Cyber Security qualification can be effectively developed to meet the needs of learners and the cybersecurity industry, providing a comprehensive and relevant pathway for those pursuing a career in this field.
Interestingly, cyber security is weak at the moment, as the level of threats has grown significantly and it is very difficult to understand where hackers can attack from
Cyber Security is important to protect digital assets, data and minimise the risk of cyber incidents. Developing a newframework will be a great contribution to the global security organisations, as cyber attacks are constantly evolving.