9-10 Digital Technologies: Controlling and securing access to data
Students learn how confidentiality, integrity and availability are protected using authentication, permissions, access controls, password hashing, multi-factor authentication and encryption.
One content description (VC2TDI10S01, VC2TDI10S02) from the full 9-10 Digital Technologies Vic Curric - Digital Systems and Security journey. All 20 modules below are in that journey too, with the same content — add just these to a class, or the whole strand.
Modules (20)
1
Confidentiality
2
Integrity
3
Availability
4
Authentication vs authorisation
5
Authentication factors
6
User permissions: read, write and execute
7
The principle of least privilege
8
Role-based access control
9
Access control lists
10
ISM guideline: network access controls
11
Access logs and audit trails
12
Why passwords are stored as hashes
13
Salting a password hash
14
Brute-force and dictionary attacks
15
Passphrase
16
Password manager
17
Types of MFA
18
How MFA protects an account when the password is stolen
19
Limits of MFA
20
HTTPS and the padlock
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