Securing the Hastily Formed Network - Infosec for Disaster Relief and Emergency Response

This course aims to teach learners about securing Hastily Formed Networks (HFN) during disaster relief and emergency response situations. The learning outcomes include understanding the importance of Internet connectivity in modern disasters, recognizing the security challenges faced by HFNs, and learning from real-world examples like Hurricane Katrina and the Ebola Virus crisis. The course teaches skills such as implementing security measures on HFNs and managing security in emergency network deployments. The teaching method involves a lecture format with examples and case studies. The intended audience for this course includes emergency managers, humanitarian workers, security professionals, and individuals involved in disaster response efforts.