I didn't like this course. The instructor was no good.

Let me be clear: I firmly believe in equality, and race has no biological basis

However, I must express my disappointment in the low quality of Google courses, where the primary criterion for selecting instructors, it seems that Google prioritizes their minority status over their ability to effectively convey information or vocalize concepts for student understanding

Merit, not backgrounds, should be the basis for selection I hope I'm not misunderstood

This was the first of the certificate courses that was a struggle to make it through. Not because of the content, but because of the instructor. Her mispronunciation of words ("liberries, essplor, etc), awkward transitions and emphasis on random words, and extremely distracting hand movements made the videos very difficult to watch. This content was extremely important, and I hated every second of it due to the instructor.

The course material was great, but i really did not like the presentation style of the instructor, and her lisp was so distracting

Reinforces information covered earlier in the course and introduces several new ideas and concepts to provide insight on cybersecurity's role in both offensive and defensive situations.

Not as many hands-on opportunities as I hoped, but provided an excellent expansion of vocabulary.

I did acquire a lot of knowledge and skills in the domain. It was an eye opener for me how things were take for granted can exposed us or our systems to threat actors.

By far my favorite course in this certificate training program. The main host was engaging and personably, with content and labs that were also enjoyable. Well done!

I think this course/module contained too much video material that could easily be condensed into text or more interactive material. I could feel myself lose interest in the course over time simply by being worn down due to the long video formats.

The person presenting the information was great, she explained everything very clearly. However, the information itself is a major drain. Information overload is the first thing that I think of here.

the instructor talk not well

I don't have any complain about the course item, but the instructor, I swear she is the worst instructor of my life. This course took the highest time to complete because of her pronunciation. She is the one and only reason I stopped going on this course, she made me feel depressed as I couldn't understand her pronunciation and had to try multiple time for a single quiz. Please google, re upload this course and DO NOT BRING her.

It´s like a vocabulary test.

I thoroughly enjoyed the Assets, Threats, and Vulnerabilities specialization on Google. The course content was not only professionally presented but also creatively engaging. The unique blend of videos, readings, and quizzes provided a comprehensive understanding of asset security. The captivating storytelling, like Da'Queshia's journey, added a personal touch, making it attractive and memorable. Overall, this course deserves a 5-star rating for its exceptional content, delivery, and the insightful Module 1 challenge. This Assets, Threats, and Vulnerabilities specialization surpassed my expectations with its professional yet creatively crafted content. The unique approach in presenting asset security through diverse formats, from insightful videos to thought-provoking discussions, made the learning experience attractive and dynamic. The attention to detail in the readings and practice quizzes demonstrated a commitment to excellence. Without a doubt, this course earns a 5-star rating for its outstanding combination of professionalism, creativity, and overall uniqueness in delivering essential cyber Security knowledge.

Having just completed this security course, I must express my sincere appreciation for the exceptional quality of content and instruction provided. The course material was comprehensive, covering a wide range of topics in-depth and with clarity. The instructors demonstrated a profound understanding of the subject matter and engaged students effectively throughout the learning process. What truly set this course apart was its emphasis on practical application, with hands-on exercises and real-world case studies that enabled me to immediately apply what I learned. I feel significantly more confident in my ability to navigate complex security challenges after completing this course, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of security.

This course, as in the others in this specialization, presents a very good outline of the subject matter. The quizzes and activities can be completed using the information given within the course. That information is organized well and is well and clearly presented. However, it is important to take the reading assignments seriously. This course is a start. It sets the learner on a path. To get the full value of the course, the learner will need to go beyond the material within the course and follow up on the references cited in the reading assignments.

I absolutely loved this course, and all previous courses. I prefer to be more hands on, so the theory can be a little draining, but it worked. Furthermore, I saw a lot of reviews talking about the instructor, her hand movements, and her pronunciations. While these were noticeable, it was in no way distracting, or difficult to understand. I thought she did a superb job. We're all different, and there are reasons a lot of people say things differently. Well done, and thank you.

Course 5 of Google's cybersecurity specialisation was good for a beginner and covered:

-asset confidentiality classification levels

-some basics and uses of the NIST cybersecurity framework

-encryption methods

-hashing

-authenticate, IAM/permissions

-types of threats (eg social engineering, malware, web exploits)

-"Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis PASTA" thread model framework steps

It's impressive how the programme offers a variety of content that aids in the development of a cybersecurity analyst's attitude. You will have access to reading materials, practical laboratories, activities with example use cases, and course videos, which will prepare you to take on real-world problems and launch a rewarding career in this fascinating profession.

The instructors are very knowledgeable and friendly. For someone like me who is new to the tech field. this is a welcomed approached. Making it less intimidating and nerve wracking. I'm looking forward to getting in the tech field and using what I've learn so far and expanding on that knowledge. On a side note. I wish I knew more about the tech industry sooner.

Very good course, the instructor was positive and the pace of the learning was good - the material was complex, and the instructor communicated clearly and was able to break down complex topics in a manner that can be easily understood. The Threat modelling exercise was also a very practical way to reinforce the concepts taught in this course.

Da'Queshia is a wonderful instructor, so thorough, animated, and encouraging. Lot of content about asset classification, ways to protect data, vulnerability assessments, malware, and thinking outside of the box about how systems, networks, people are may be attacked, and the variety of resources and methods to defend in depth.

Very inspirational. This part of the course is a bit denser than the previous ones, exploring some of the most complex concepts of the Cybersecurity industry. Also indicates a lot of extra lectures to dive deeper and deeper on it. Definitively recommended. Definitively great.

I am delighted to have gone through this course and my sincere appreciation and thanks to my tutor, she is amazing. Likewise, i say a big thank you to Google and Coursera for this course. Learning about threat modeling and SQL prevention was very fulfilling for me.

Overall, this was an excellent course. My only recommendation - this course needs to incorporate more specific instructions into the lectures that cover the activities so that the objectives and outcomes are more clear.

Very good and Insightful course on Assets, Threats, and Vulnerabilities. Informative content, practical examples, and valuable knowledge gained. Highly recommended for understanding the fundamentals of cybersecurity.

A great course with fun explanation and quizes.

For the Threat Modeling activity, perhaps it is better to limit the number of items mentioned there and just go specific with the area that needs to be Threat Modelled.