1. Engage with stakeholders to identify a problem¶
Engage with cybersecurity experts and other industry stakeholders to identify system vulnerabilities, their consequences and complexities.
2. Apply design thinking to respond to a defined or newly identified problem¶
Use problem solving and creative methodologies to identify security vulnerabilities
Document steps taken to overcome problems adding to the weekly sprint submissions e.g. a personal blog entry
3. Apply technical skills to develop, model and/or evaluate design¶
Research security vulnerabilities and exploits and be able to apply this research to evaluate the security state of a system to document attack vectors and their mitigations.
4. Demonstrate effective collaboration and communication skills¶
Communicate key impacts and consequences of security vulnerabilities and potential threats with various audiences.
Demonstrate effective collaboration and communication skills through active participation on the studio’s Microsoft Teams chat, amongst peers in the classroom and through your online weekly sprint submissions (not Wordpress, Wix , Weebly or similar, be creative).
Present weekly findings either in groups or as a stand ups to discuss the milestones, challenges, and what roadblocks are encountered.
5. Conduct critical self and peer review and performance evaluation¶
Utilise weekly feedback forms to aid personal and team growth, areas for improvement, team dynamic, and any discoveries made during this evaluation
Reflect on the tools and resources required to facilitate self-study and discovery in order to solve security problems