Saint Leo University’s master’s in cybersecurity is a 36-credit hour program focused on specialized training in information security. Higher-level classes concentrate on specific aspects of information security, including Cybersecurity Risk Management, Cloud Computing Security, Advanced Penetration Testing, Advanced Networking & Protocols, and Strategic Planning for Cybersecurity.
The curriculum is organised so that students take higher-level courses centered on different information security topics, including how threats and vulnerabilities are managed, how ethical hacking supports system protection, how OSI reference model layers work for networking, and how security forecasting supports an information security plan. The degree is described as preparing students for higher-level cybersecurity positions, including management roles and a CSO (chief security officer) position.
Modules
- Cybersecurity Risk Management
- Cloud Computing Security
- Advanced Penetration Testing
- Advanced Networking & Protocols
- Strategic Planning for Cybersecurity
