Bachelor’s Degree in Cyber & Network Security

100% Online - Classes Provided by Our Atlanta Campus

Program Overview

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As technology continues to be a consistent part of our lives, security is a growing concern. Many organizations are looking for qualified cyber and network security professionals to join their teams. Cambridge’s Bachelor of Science in Cyber & Network Security can prepare you for the security field.

During your program, you’ll learn everything there is to know about cybersecurity. You’ll discover how to complete risk assessments and perform digital forensics to safeguard networks and data. You’ll also learn to apply IT policies and procedures, how to ensure compliance and how to use ethical hacking to pinpoint security concerns.

Beyond your technical studies, you’ll also gain the required communication and leadership skills required for success in the field. After you complete this program, you’ll be eligible for entry-level employment.

Does the Program Provide National Certification Exam Preparation?

Yes. Our program prepares students for additional certifications for various positions in cybersecurity:

  • Systems Security Certified Practitioner (ISC2 SSCP) exam
  • Certified Internet Webmaster Web Security Associate (CIW-WSA) exam
  • CompTIA Security+ exam
  • CompTIA A+ exam
  • Several other exams, including healthcare IT-specific exams

The certifications you choose will depend on the type of career path you choose after graduation. They’re a great tool for solidifying your knowledge in cyber and network security.

How Does It Prepare Me for the Certification Exams?

Our program has been carefully designed to provide you with the subject matter knowledge and skills required for certification success. From learning how to gather security data to discovering legal issues in security, you’ll know the industry from the inside out.

 

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Program Highlights

With a focus on network offense and defense techniques and forensic data analysis, Cambridge College’s Cybersecurity degree programs are highly experiential and rely on the latest equipment and software. Integral to the curriculum is a thorough preparation for industry certifications, including:

  • ITF+
  • A+
  • Security+,
  • CIW
The Cybersecurity Program focuses on teaching you how to fill such roles as:
  • Information Security Analyst
  • Information Security Specialist
  • Digital Forensic Examiner
  • IT Auditor
  • Network Technician
  • Help Desk Coordinator
  • LAN / WAN Administration
  • Firewall Administrator
  • Web Security Analyst
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Cyber & Network Security Bachelor’s Program Curriculum

  • Introduction to Information Technology
  • Computer Hardware Fundamentals
  • Fundamentals of Information Security in Healthcare
  • Computer Software Fundamentals
  • Network Technician
  • Network and Security Foundations
  • Introduction to Health Information Management And Legal Aspects of Healthcare
  • Designing Customized Security
  • CompTIA A+ Core 1 Certification Preparation
  • Managing Information Security
  • Cyber Defense and Countermeasures
  • Digital Forensic in Cybersecurity
  • Healthcare Information Technology
  • Network and Security Applications
  • CompTIA A+ Core 2 Certification Preparation
  • Data Management Foundations and Applications
  • Business of IT – Project Management
  • Information Technology Instructure, Development And Operations
  • Ethics in Technology
  • Scripting and Programming Foundations
  • Information Gathering and Vulnerability Analysis
  • Introduction to Cryptography
  • Information Systems Security
  • Legal Issues in Information Security
  • Information Technology Capstone Project
  • Managing Cloud Security
  • Technical Communications
  • Information Systems Security Technology Specialist

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Job Outlook

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, cybersecurity jobs are expected to increase by 31% between now and 2029, which is much faster than average growth. As technology continues to expand, so does a need for security professionals dedicated to protecting our critical tech infrastructure.

Career Overview

With a degree in cyber and network security, you’ll have many career opportunities, including:

  • Information Security Analyst
  • Penetration Tester
  • Cryptographer
  • Security Auditor

Cyber and network security professionals work in various industries from healthcare to financial services.

Degree

Bachelor of Science

After successful completion of your program, you’ll graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree.

Program Summary
  • Bachelor of Science in Cyber & Network Security
  • 100% online
  • 135 weeks

Program Disclosure Statement

ABHES Program-Specific Warning

The Bachelor of Science in Cyber and Network Security program at our Atlanta, GA location is currently placed on Program-Specific Warning status by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES) for Retention Numbers.

A Program-Specific Warning indicates that ABHES has identified areas within this specific program that require improvement to ensure full compliance with accreditation standards. This status does not affect the institution’s overall accreditation status, nor does it impact the eligibility of currently enrolled or prospective students to enroll in the program.

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