Security Education and Critical Infrastructures presents the most recent developments in research and practice on teaching information security, and covers topics including: -Curriculum design; -Security education program assessment; -Education in security policies, management and system certification;

Cyber Security as an Emergent Infrastructure.- Teaching Network Security Through Live Exercises.- Information Warfare in the Trenches.- Changes in the Profile of Security Managers.- A Tutoring System for IT Security.- Design of a Laboratory for Information Security Education.- Integrating Information Security and Intelligence Courses.- Internet Security Management.- Information Security Fundamentals.- Australia’s Agenda for E-Security Education and Research.- Is Security a Great Principle of Computing?.- IT Security Readiness in Developing Countries.- A Program for Education in Certification and Accreditation.- Mastering Computer Forensics.- Assembling Competitive Intelligence Using Classroom Scenarios.- Panel: Teaching Undergraduate Information Assurance.- Panel: Teaching Undergraduate Information Assurance.- Panel: Teaching Undergraduate Information Assurance in Russia.- Outcomes-based Assessment as an Assurance Education Tool.- Evaluation Theory and Practice as Applied to Security Education.- Ten Years of Information Security Masters Programmes.- Network Security Scientific and Research Laboratory.- A Comprehensive Undergraduate Information Assurance Program.- Training the Cyber Warrior.- Security Education for Times of Netwar and Peace.- Improving Security Awareness Through Computer-based Training.- Identification and Integration of Information Security Topics.- A Dedicated Undergraduate Track in Computer Security Education.- Index of Keywords.