Kursteilnehmer-Bewertung und -Feedback für Cybersecurity and the X-Factor von University System of Georgia

Learning So many things thanks coursera given me this opportunists

This is a really nice course where you can get some extra information about cybersecurity and start understanding further about how to continue working to learn more about this interesting and challenging part of Information Technology.

Terrific course for understanding the role the human ("X") factor plays in cyber security.

Muy buen enfoque sobre el curso, no me esperaba que fuera sobre el factor de error que puede darse mediante el factor humano en la seguridad. Recomendado!

Very informative and progress work for students.

Great course, understanding that our biggest security threat is our own behaviour is key to building cybersecurity.

No doubt, informative n rice experience. tm

Excellent materials!

a lot of interesting materials and articles for self-studying

There is a lot of practical and actionable information in this course related to cybersecurity. I would highly recommend anyone interested in their organization's cybersecurity take this course!

good

Simply awesome!

Grate -Course

Eye opening! I really enjoyed the course!

Liking it!

Very good content. It helped me learning more about the behaviour change models! Enjoyed it

A great course to check the vulneravilities that can have

Simple but effective

Great course with good reading material and lectures.

I enjoy the lectures. The professor has a good speaking and teaching style which keeps me interested. Lots of concrete math examples which make it easier to understand. Very good slides which are well formulated and easy to understand

Good course

Sways between incorrect definitions and buzz words to word dense academic papers. Lacks clarity to the point of bringing the providers expertise in to question (only those who understand a concept and have relevant experience have a hope of explaining it) . Calls in to question the motive of the course and coursera - this seems more like marketing or pre-sales than it does education.

Not worth wasting your time over: they state that which is blatantly obvious and provide little insight into human factors of security.