Competency map

The competencies in scope, mapped to roles, faculties and courses.

In preparation. This RA chapter is not written yet; it holds no findings.
Contents
  1. ·Edition home
  2. 1Capability needed
  3. 2Capability findings
  4. 3Faculties and roles
  5. 4Gaps and pathways
  6. 5Workforce scenarios
  7. 6Readings from the other desks
  8. 7Curriculum agenda
  9. 8Competency map
    1. 8.1 What this chapter will report
    2. 8.2 Where the evidence sits now
    3. 8.3 Contribute to this chapter

8.1What this chapter will report

The competencies in scope, mapped to roles, faculties and courses.

It answers the frame question "in depth" in the terms of Academy Capability, so the Collection can set it beside chapter 8 of the other desks’ editions.

8.2Where the evidence sits now

The nearest material today is chapter 8 of the Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) Systems Evidence edition for Cybersecurity and Advanced Cryptography: systems in depth. It is a cross-reference, not a copy, and it is a draft in stewardship review.

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The print edition of the evidence this chapter cross-references: the GCRI Systems Evidence edition for Cybersecurity and Advanced Cryptography.

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8.3Contribute to this chapter

The capability of the workforce that manages the risks in scope: the competencies needed, what learning and practicum show, and where the gaps are. Reported in aggregate only; no learner record is published. Material for this chapter goes to the Academy Capability desk; what belongs to another desk is forwarded, not refused.

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