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Globalizing Security Classes Using Google Trends

Globalization or internationalization of information systems courses is supported not only by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business but also by model curriculum guidelines for undergraduate programs in information systems. Though globalization of the information systems curricula is often mentioned in conjunction with a general IS course or a course in IS project management or software development, IT security courses are also ideal areas that can be globalized. This paper explores the use of Google Trends, a free tool displaying search trends with associated news stories and heat maps for each entered term or phrase, as a means of finding appropriate supplemental materials to help globalize security courses in undergraduate IS programs.