107 Computer Security Degree Programs

In today’s connected world, implementing effective cybersecurity measures is crucial as cyber-attacks occur at an alarming rate with the Internet's pervasiveness and attackers becoming more innovative.

As malware and cybercrime get more sophisticated, the demand for cybersecurity professionals is higher than ever.

Designed for working information security professionals, the graduate certificate in Purple Team Operations is a highly technical 15-credit-hour program focused on merging the applied concepts, skills, and technologies used by blue teams (digital defenders) and red teams (digital attackers) - so you can effectively operate and lead at the intersection of those domains, in the current best practice known as purple operations or purple teams.

The interdisciplinary Biosecurity program is a model of research and training, which focuses on critical issues in health, science, and security intersections. Courses include the scientific foundations of biosecurity, the technologies used in this field and possibilities for future use, practices to prevent and illuminate bioterrorist attacks, national and international regulations, as well as providing information and skills to assess the risks posed by bio attacks on public health and safety, creating strategies that will prepare large masses against biological attacks and deal with stress and fear.

Evolving business risks have significantly increased expectations from today’s audit function. In this three-day hands-on course, IT Auditors will delve deep into MS-SQL and Windows PowerShell - two powerful tools that can open up a data-driven approach to technology audit delivery.

Wanted: Agents of positive change. Meet the growing demand for cybersecurity experts. The 30-credit M.S. in Forensic Science–Cyber Investigations program prepares you to excel in a rapidly changing field as you become an expert in investigating criminal activity involving computer and digital information systems, recovery and analysis of data, preservation of evidence, and understanding the law.

As data breaches increase, so does the demand for cybersecurity. Some of the top industries faced with cybersecurity threats include health care, education, government agencies, financial institutions, and professional services. With your M.S. degree in Cybersecurity Management, you can lead the charge in minimizing the business impact of an attack. Your degree offers you opportunities in a vast number of industries and locations and comes with great earning potential (According to Salary.com, IS and Cybersecurity Managers make an average of $133,760 annually).

Cyberspace isn't getting any safer. Every day the news is filled with stories of bad actors, criminals, and renegade governments engaging in cybercrime, attacks on infrastructure, information warfare, and cyberterrorism.

The Cybersecurity program educates students with the technical proficiency and analytical problem-solving techniques that protect organizational critical systems and infrastructure. Information is the biggest commodity in business today and corporations must protect theirs at all costs.

Polymer and fiber engineering uniquely prepares students for careers in research and development, product development, process engineering, composite and polymer engineering, quality assurance engineering, technical services and technical sales for the public and private sectorsPolymer engineering covers aspects of the petrochemical industry, polymerization, structure and characterization of polymers, properties of polymers, compounding and processing of polymers and description of major polymers, structure property relations and applications

This course teaches penetration testing and will illustrate how to think like an attacker and use industry-standard tools to perform penetration testing.

The cybersecurity minor starts during the Fall 2021 semester. This minor is intended to be suitable for landing entry-level work in the field. It is accessible to students in any major at HSU.

This programme is designed for learners who would like to enter the profession of repairing and upgrading personal computers. It will provide learners with knowledge of components of PCs, functions of components, troubleshooting component issues and compatability of various component parts and operating systems

Whatcom Community College's new bachelor of applied science (BAS) degree in IT networking – cybersecurity addresses the growing employment gap for qualified IT networking and cybersecurity personnel with enhanced cloud computing skills and industrial control systems (SCADA), mobile technologies, and web development.

Our hands-on approach to Cybersecurity will prepare you to analyze network traffic, identify previous or ongoing attacks, and quickly remediate breaches. This program will teach you to evaluate a network from both sides, so you can find the vulnerabilities in a system before a hacker does—and create the defensive strategies to prevent an attack before it happens.