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Become a Force Against Cyber Crimes
Cybersecurity - information assurance, intelligence and forensics degrees online
Cyber crime is a major security threat to the information infrastructures of businesses, organizations and governments. Experts agree that such crimes, including cyber terrorism, are on the rise. The curriculum for both the Master’s and Bachelor’s Cybersecurity degree programs at Utica College are cutting edge and allow students to remain absolutely current with ever-changing technologies, industry best-practices and attack and infiltration prevention techniques from such sources as the FBI, U.S. Secret Service, and Northrop Grumman.
Online Master’s in Cybersecurity – Intelligence and Computer Forensics concentrations- Developed in connection with the Utica College Center for Identity Management and Information Protection
- Personal attention from faculty of industry-leading practitioner experts
- Global potential in cyber intelligence, counterintelligence, cyber counterterrorism and cyber countersabotage
- Cutting edge skills in collecting and preparing evidence of computer crimes and cyber espionage
- Decision making skills as they relate to attacks on national critical infrastructures
- Practical knowledge of cybercrime investigations
Online Bachelor's in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance with Cybercrime Investigations and Forensics concentrations
- One of the few Bachelor’s level cybersecurity programs in the U.S.
- Protect computer systems and secure online data or combat crimes using digital evidence
- Learn latest techniques for accumulating evidence in prosecuting cybercrimes
- Understand wide range of vulnerabilities of government and corporate computer networks
