This module provides foundational knowledge of databases, covering the essential concepts of data organization and storage. Students learn about different database types including relational and non-relational systems, understanding their structures, use cases, and core principles. The module establishes the groundwork for database management by exploring how data is organized, relationships are established, and different database models serve various business needs.

This module introduces essential SQL commands and database management practices. Students learn to query and manipulate data using SQL statements including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations. The module covers database administration fundamentals such as user roles, permissions management, and backup strategies to ensure data integrity and availability.

This module focuses on comprehensive database security practices and data protection methodologies. Students explore data classification systems, security implementation strategies, and user access control mechanisms. The module covers designing and implementing security models, establishing auditing frameworks, and monitoring database activities to protect sensitive information and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.

This module examines injection vulnerabilities and their impact on database security. Students learn to identify, understand, and mitigate various types of injection attacks including SQL injection, OS command injection, and other database injection vulnerabilities. The module provides practical knowledge on recognizing injection flaws and implementing defensive measures to protect databases from malicious exploitation.

This module provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate their comprehensive understanding of database security and management concepts. Through a capstone project, students apply their knowledge of database fundamentals, SQL operations, security strategies, and vulnerability mitigation in a practical scenario. The final quiz assesses overall mastery of course material and readiness for professional database security roles.