Cyber Security and Network Forensics Degree
and Certificate Programs
Champlain
College OnLine
Bachelor - Computer &
Digital Forensics
Creative problem solving.
Elusive clues. Cutting-edge investigations. In an
age when computers hold the key to everything from
terrorist plots to accounting scandals, nearly every
crime can potentially leave digital evidence. Through
hands-on course work, you'll learn about computer
forensics, computer crime statutes, management of
evidence, industry best-practices for examining computers
that might contain crime-related information. Digital
detectives are in high demand.
- Computer & Digital
Forensics - Bachelor's Degree
Keiser University (Online)
Cyber Security
Technology - Associate Degree:
Individuals with knowledge of information systems security
are considered to be a vital part of most IT infrastructure
teams. This degree is designed to meet the needs of
both IT and business managers and provides the student
information necessary to understand the main security
challenges and vulnerabilities facing today's networked
enterprise. The courses cover areas such as how to asses
the true degree of security issues and steps individuals
will need to take to secure the organization's info
and networks. Areas covered will include topics in security
breaches, security in a globally networked world, special
challenges of e-commerce, the Internet, intranets, and
extranets as well as developing and investigating the
vulnerability, risks, threats, and counter-measures
that can impact the reliability, integrity, and security
of information. Students are exposed to techniques used
to deploy and manage security systems and configure
security solutions within a Windows, Linux, Novell and
Cisco environment.
- Cyber Security Technology - Associate
Degree
Pittsburgh
Technical Institute
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Downtown)
- Oakdale, Pennsylvania
IT
- Network Security & Computer Forensics: This
program is good for students who enjoy working with
their hands and like to be the one others depend on
for answers. The Network Security and Computer Forensics
concentration includes courses in cybercrime, intrusion
detection systems, security management and criminology.
- IT - Network Security & Computer
Forensics - Associate Degree
Potomac
College - Washington, D.C. & Herndon, Virginia
Cyber-Security
- Bachelor's Degree: This
specialization provides individuals with the ability
to design , create, and manage a secure networking environment.
Included is an emphasis on technical, procedural, and
physical information technology risk analysis, protection
techniques, and recovery skills.
- Cyber-Security - Bachelor's Degree
