The Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security Systems (CSEC) in the School of Match, 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. They further specialize in analysis, threat detection, network security, systems oversight and methods of risk assessment and management.

Higher-than-average salaries, a growing number of related occupations and increased emphasis on securing digital information and systems, make it an exciting time to enter the cybersecurity field. Opportunities are on the rise for well-prepared professionals and some occupations are projected to grow as much as 30 percent within the next 10 years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Graduates from the program can expect to find meaningful and interesting careers working in both the private sector in business and industry, or within a broad range of government agencies.