- We recognise that in this field, technology moves so fast it is not enough to teach how things work. So our graduates learn to do more than just use off-the-shelf tools.? They learn how to perform their own research and develop their own technology.? We train students to be independent problem solvers and investigators.
- It is a very practical course, where you will learn from leading academics from UCD and international experts from industry. UCD works closely with law enforcement agencies and industry practitioners in seeking solutions to technology-related crimes.
- This is a structured programme which prepares computer science graduates or IT specialists for a career in digital forensics or cyber security in industry, consulting or law enforcement.
- The programme is for students with a background in computer science, information technology, or a related discipline. It covers all aspects of digital investigations from legislation and crime scene processing to digital forensics, reverse engineering, and forensic reporting. Students also learn how to prevent re-occurrence of incidents by applying appropriate information security countermeasures. The information security component covers key technical elements of modern network security technology, information security management, and penetration testing. The programme can be used to up-skill or to reorient a technical career.