107 Computer Security Degree Programs

The Digital Forensics specialization provides the necessary knowledge, and skills needed to collect, process, preserve, analyze, and present computer-related evidence in support of criminal, fraudulent, counterintelligence, or law enforcement investigations. Students will use a variety of hands-on tools, with the support of well-established international methodologies employed in a variety of environments related to operating systems, file systems, networks, mobile devices, and electronic discovery of data. The idea is a continuum of thoughts within the industry stakeholders in developing expertise in digital forensic investigation, enterprise security, criminology, prevention of hostile cyber-behavior, criminal activity, and breach of rules and procedures in a network-centric environment.

In the Master of Science in Cybersecurity, you will critically evaluate various technical/architectural solutions to limit risk, mitigate the effects of hostile action, and recover from attacks; design, implement and maintain software tools to support network security across multiple operating systems; oversee the information life cycle of an organization, including planning, acquisition, and implementation of secure infrastructures and study algorithm concepts, computer forensics, risk management, and legal issues, and intrusion detection and hacker exploits. Our Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center (ETIC) in Long Island offers you the opportunity to join research projects in areas such as cybersecurity, health care, and energy.

The Cybersecurity degree program is a sequence of courses designed to provide students with an understanding of the concepts, principles, and techniques required in computer information processing.

This qualification reflects the role of job-ready and competent individuals in a wide range of information and communications technology (ICT) roles.

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Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, networks and data from malicious attacks. It is one of the biggest threats to global security and graduates with advanced-level skills and knowledge are high demand by employers.

NSU’s Information Assurance and Cybersecurity program focuses on the protection and mechanisms associated with the technology infrastructure of applications, systems and networks. You will learn how to design systems that help maintain the confidentiality and integrity of information. In this multidisciplinary program you’ll gain specialty knowledge in cybersecurity, computer science, user experience, and more. Our curriculum evolves based on the needs of the real world, which means you’ll always be current with what’s happening in the industry.

‌Cyber attacks against U.S. businesses and government have grown in numbers and sophistication in recent years. There has been a boost in demand for skilled workers with a passion for stopping these attacks.

This course is designed for experienced information security professionals who require a complete programme of preparation before taking the (ISC)2 CISSP examination.

Become a master of digital technology at Crown! This exciting and practical course covers a range of digital technology concepts.

A master’s in cybersecurity from Saint Joseph’s University will provide you with an understanding of the latest technologies, techniques, and digital security issues. Available fully online, this 30-credit program can be completed in as little as 16 months.

This qualification will equip individuals with highly specialised and technical skills in the cybersecurity sector.

The Cybersecurity degree program is a sequence of courses designed to provide students with an understanding of the concepts, principles, and techniques required in computer information processing.

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The Neumann University Cybersecurity program prepares students for these demanding roles protecting critical computer systems, private data, communication infrastructures and intellectual property from cybercrime in both the private and public sectors.