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As we become increasingly networked and reliant on technologies like mobile payments, cloud computing, and stored information systems, questions of security and ethical data management matter more than ever. As a Cybersecurity major, you will be leading the charge to protect computers, networks, programs, and data from hackers and other criminals.

The Thomas College Criminal Justice degree program with a Cybersecurity Concentration is tailored to criminal justice students seeking and needing a robust understanding of the cyber world and its impact to the criminal justice, homeland security, corporate security, media, financial, manufacturing, and infrastructure industries. As part of Thomas College’s focus on practical training, you’ll receive preparation to discover, investigate, and counter attacks and damages that occur in the cyber world. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 35% growth in employment for security analysts over the next 10 years, meaning the cybersecurity industry continues to be in need of graduates with a functional and comprehensive understanding of the cyber world and its issues. By pursuing this degree, you’ll be ready to enter an in-demand field in a meaningful role as you protect people and property, enforce cyber-related laws and regulations, contribute to criminal investigations, and prevent security breaches.

The Departments of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics, and Computer Sciences jointly offer the Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity (B.S. in CYB). The Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology houses and administers the CYB Program. The B.S. in Cybersecurity is a social science based B.S. major, providing students with the knowledge and practical skills of computer crime, information systems solutions, proper seizure and recovery of computer evidence. Furthermore, the CYB program focuses on understanding criminal cyber-criminal behaviors, preventing cybercrimes, as well as understanding cyber laws governing prosecuting and punishing cybercriminals.

The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Systems (CSEC) in the School of Math, Science and Engineering equips students with the technical proficiency, analytical skills and professional preparation they need to become highly competitive professionals in the rapidly changing field of cybersecurity. Data security and secure systems are among the highest priorities for organizations across industries, be it banking, commerce, healthcare, or a host of other enterprises. As emphasis on providing users with safe digital experiences only continues to grow, so do opportunities and advancements in the field. Like the Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Science (CIS) degree program, the CSEC program graduates students able to plan, design, construct, and explain the secure operations of computer systems and networks to both technical and non-technical audiences. CSEC students further specialize in analysis, threat detection, network security, systems oversight and methods of risk assessment and management.

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Cyber security is the study of science, technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect computers, networks, smart devices, software programs, and data from attacks, damage, or unauthorized access. The Bachelor’s degree in Cyber Security follows an interdisciplinary approach that integrates technical, legal, business, and policy skills by combining courses in Cyber Security, Informatics, Business, Information Security, and Criminal Justice. The undergraduate program is tuned to the NICE-WFC (National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education – Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity) national standards.

Gain an in-depth understanding of how organizations of all types and sizes use cybersecurity to protect their information, computer systems, and personnel. The Cybersecurity major provides you with the tools to effectively provide information assurance in a variety of enterprises such as business, government, and healthcare. Cybersecurity has become a dominant concern across all areas of our lives: business, technology, government, and even non-profit organizations. The media daily contain stories about cyber attacks and underscore the need for educated employees in information security.

Are you interested in working with quantitative and qualitative data to solve real-world problems? Do you enjoy collaborating with others and communicating your findings clearly?

The program will allow graduates to pursue high-demand work roles such as Cybersecurity Specialist, Cyber Defense Analyst, Cyber Defense Incident Responder, Information Security Analyst, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, and Security Architect, among a variety of other entry-to mid-level cybersecurity and computing related roles. The Computer Science emphasis is housed in the department of Mathematics and Computer Science and it focuses on more technical aspects of the field.

The mission of B.S. program in cyber operations is to develop the next generation of cyber leaders who can analyze the security of cyber systems, protect and defend cyber systems, investigate different types of attacks and incidents in cyber systems in the industry, government or military environment. The Citadel has been designated as National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) by the National Security Agency (NSA) and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) since 2016.

The Bachelor of Applied Science Degree is intended to build on an Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS) but can be pursued independently by completing 120 semester hours at DSU and meeting the minimum requirements for graduation.

The importance of information technology in today’s markets is undeniable. This minor will give students an advantage in the ever-increasing technological demands required for a variety of professions as they gain exposure to the world of computing and information technology. Students who complete this minor will learn the fundamental aspects of practical applications of information technology.

Our Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity at Saint Rose is unique because the curriculum combines a strong foundation of computer science with criminal justice, organizational behavior and psychology, math and statistics, and research – so you understand not only computer systems, but also the criminals who want to compromise them.

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