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Certificate in Cybersecurity (12 Credits)

The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity for Homeland Security Professionals is designed to equip students with foundational and advanced knowledge in cybersecurity principles, information systems, threat analysis, and incident response. This intensive three-month certificate program provides homeland security professionals with the technical and analytical skills necessary to safeguard critical infrastructure, respond to cyber threats, and enhance national security. Students will gain hands-on experience with cybersecurity tools and frameworks while developing strategic approaches to cyber risk management.

• Four-course, 12-credit certificate
• Expert faculty with real-world experience from DHS, FBI, and military branches
• Personal advising
• Networking opportunities and job placement support

Available jobs in this field continue to grow nationwide. One of them can be yours. 

Courses:

• HLS 555: Introduction to Cybersecurity for Homeland Security Professionals – Covers fundamental cybersecurity concepts, threat landscapes, and the role of cybersecurity in homeland security.
• HLS 610: Cybersecurity Analysts – Focuses on the methodologies and tools used by cybersecurity analysts to monitor, detect, and mitigate cyber threats.
• HLS 611: Information Systems Hardware – Examines the physical components of computer systems, their vulnerabilities, and security measures to protect hardware assets.
• HLS 625: Cyber Incident Response and Recovery – Explores incident response planning, threat containment, and recovery strategies to minimize damage and restore operations after cyberattacks.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Assess Cyber Threats and Risks – Evaluate various cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors affecting homeland security infrastructure.
2. Analyze and Secure Information Systems – Understand the components of information systems hardware and apply security best practices to protect digital assets.
3. Develop Threat Detection Strategies – Utilize cybersecurity analytical tools and frameworks to identify and mitigate potential cyber threats.
4. Implement Incident Response Plans – Design and execute effective cyber incident response strategies to contain, investigate, and recover from security breaches.
5. Enhance Cybersecurity Policies and Compliance – Apply legal, ethical, and policy frameworks to ensure cybersecurity measures align with national security objectives.

This program prepares students to serve as professionals for cybersecurity roles in government, law enforcement, and private sector organizations focused on national security and critical infrastructure protection.