- The Cybersecurity degree provides undergraduate students with an emphasis on education and training on the managerial and business side of Cybersecurity
- The degree incorporates two general categories agreed upon by industry experts. The first is knowledge of the technical aspects of security including databases, networks, anti-malware systems, and penetration testing
- The second knowledge area involves managerial tasks such as developing security programs, policy formation, compliance with government regulations, privacy ethics, continuity planning, and risk management
- Develop solutions for networking and security problems, balancing business concerns, technical issues and security.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the core concepts, tools and methods used to secure computer systems.
- Explain the concepts of confidentiality, availability and integrity in Cybersecurity including physical, software, devices, policies and people.
- Plan, implement and evaluate penetration testing and ethical hacking of computer systems.
- Identify, analyze and mitigate threats to internal computer systems.
A graduate of the MIS department should be able to:
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