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Seguridad informática

Authors: Cubillo García, Carolina;

Seguridad informática

Abstract

En el presente Trabajo Fin de Máster (TFM), se realiza un estudio sobre la seguridad informática. Concretamente, sobre los tipos de ataques informáticos, las herramientas preventivas y paliativas que se utilizan en la actualidad y los Sistemas de Gestión de la Seguridad de la Información. En la primera parte, se presenta una fundamentación epistemológica que se estructura en introducción, antecedentes, seguridad informática, desarrollo actual y tendencias futuras de la seguridad informática y una conclusión. En la segunda parte se desarrolla una unidad didáctica perteneciente al módulo de Seguridad Informática de segundo curso del Ciclo Formativo de Grado Medio de Sistemas Microinformáticos y Redes. En este apartado se incluye la normativa por la que se rige el módulo, la contextualización del centro, los contenidos curriculares, los contenidos transversales, la metodología utilizada y la evaluación de la unidad didáctica.

In the present Master’s Thesis, a study on computer security is conducted. Specifically, it focuses on types of computer attacks, preventive and remedial tools currently used, and Information Security Management Systems. The first part provides an epistemological foundation structured into an introduction, background, computer security, current developments, future trends in computer security, and a conclusion. The second part develops a didactic unit belonging to the module of Computer Security of the second course of the intermediate Level Training Cycle of Microcomputer Systems and Networks. This section includes the regulations governing the module, center contextualization, curriculum contents, cross-cutting contents, the methodology used and the evaluation of the didactic unit.

Keywords

Informática, Informatics, 1203.17

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