Krenar Kepuska
Adjunct Faculty
RIT Kosovo
Bio
Krenar Kepuska has completed PhD research in Cyber Security as a Fulbright scholar at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs (UCCS) and at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). He is a PhD candidate in Cyber Security and holds a Master of Science in Engineering of Mathematics and Information Technology.
Mr. Kepuska pursued a U.S. Department of State-sponsored Cyber Security Fellowship at Purdue University. Additionally, he holds certificate from Program on Cyber Security studies at the George C. Marshall Center.
Mr. Kepuska is certified from SANS (GIAC), GCHI, and CompTIA Security+.
Mr. Kepuska is Erasmus+, Fulbright and George C. Marshall alumni.
Currently Teaching
CSEC-102
Information Assurance and Security
3 Credits
Computer-based information processing is a foundation of contemporary society. As such, the protection of digital information, and the protection of systems that process this information has become a strategic priority for both the public and private sectors. This course provides an overview of information assurance and security concepts, practices, and trends. Topics include computing and networking infrastructures, risk, threats and vulnerabilities, legal and industry requirements for protecting information, access control models, encryption, critical national infrastructure, industrial espionage, enterprise backup, recovery, and business continuity, personal system security, and current trends and futures.
NSSA-220
Task Automation Using Interpretive Languages
3 Credits
An introduction to the Linux operating system and scripting in high-level and shell languages. The course will cover basic user-level commands to the Linux operating system, followed by basic control structures, and data structures in both high-level and shell languages of choice. Examples will include interfacing with the underlying operating system and processing structured data. Students will need one year of programming in an object-oriented language.