The Application and Exploration of Cloud Computing in the Collaborative Cultivation of Embedded Network Security Talents between Schools and Enterprises

With the rapid development and popularization of network technology, network security issues have become increasingly complex and diverse, and their importance has become more prominent. The demand for high-quality and specialized cybersecurity talents has sharply increased. Through embedded network technology, more intelligent and integrated network defense systems can be built, which can be tightly integrated into network devices to achieve real-time monitoring and automatic response, significantly enhancing the security defense capabilities of network systems. This article proposes an innovative cloud based collaborative training model between schools and enterprises, which integrates the characteristics of embedded network technology. This model utilizes the flexibility and scalability of cloud computing to build a comprehensive talent development platform that covers theoretical teaching, embedded system practice, and network security assessment. On this platform, we utilize cloud computing resources to build a highly simulated network environment. And integrate embedded network devices to simulate real attack and defense scenarios, providing students with a realistic learning experience.

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Computer Fraud & Security
Published
2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.52710/cfs.100
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Educational Technology and Pedagogy
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The Application and Exploration of Cloud Computing in the Collaborative Cultivation of Embedded Network Security Talents between Schools and Enterprises

Peijun Li
Computer Fraud & Security
Educational Technology and Pedagogy
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The Application and Exploration of Cloud Computing in the Collaborative Cultivation of Embedded Network Security Talents between Schools and Enterprises

Peijun Li
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Abstract

With the rapid development and popularization of network technology, network security issues have become increasingly complex and diverse, and their importance has become more prominent. The demand for high-quality and specialized cybersecurity talents has sharply increased. Through embedded network technology, more intelligent and integrated network defense systems can be built, which can be tightly integrated into network devices to achieve real-time monitoring and automatic response, significantly enhancing the security defense capabilities of network systems. This article proposes an innovative cloud based collaborative training model between schools and enterprises, which integrates the characteristics of embedded network technology. This model utilizes the flexibility and scalability of cloud computing to build a comprehensive talent development platform that covers theoretical teaching, embedded system practice, and network security assessment. On this platform, we utilize cloud computing resources to build a highly simulated network environment. And integrate embedded network devices to simulate real attack and defense scenarios, providing students with a realistic learning experience.

Computer Fraud & Security
Education Department of Hainan Province
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Educational Technology and Pedagogy
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