Computer Security Degree Concentration
Master of Science in Computer Science - Concentration in Computer Systems Security
If you are a computer science professional, then earning a Master of Science in Computer Science with a concentration in Computer Systems Security (MSCS-CSS) degree can help you gain a competitive edge in pursuing increasing levels of responsibility in your career.
Businesses and organizations throughout the world are constantly experiencing attacks or security-related incidents on their computer systems and networks that can significantly affect the organization and result in a substantial loss of revenue. To address these threats, both private and government organizations are investing considerable funds in computer security specialists to implement security measures and make their organizations safe*.
The MSCS-CSS degree program is designed to provide an understanding of operating systems and networking, as well as knowledge of computer system architecture and the software system engineering process. This program presents an overview of computer systems security, together with the specialized knowledge required to develop a security policy, formulate an implementation plan, design and implement security measures, and monitor and manage computer systems security.
When you graduate, you can pursue career opportunities such as:
- Compliance Specialist
- Security Engineer
- Security Accreditation Engineer
- Enterprise Security Manager
- Network Security Administrator
- Data Security Administrator
- Information Security Analyst
- Internet Security Specialist
- Defense Systems Analyst
- Director of Information Security
- And many others
The MSCS in Computer System Security Degree Concentration includes the following CTU Academic Certificates:
- Computer Systems Architecture
- Information Systems Security Architecture
- Information Systems Security
- Information Systems Security Management
CTU Academic Certificates are résumé-enhancing credentials built right into course content, so you can progressively add marketable skills to your professional qualification as you study.
*US Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Occupational Outlook Handbook" 2008-09 Edition http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos258.htm
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This program is available at the following CTU campuses:
