Department Of Cybersecurity And Forensic Computing

Introduction

The cyber threat landscape is evolving, and cyber security needs to be considered as a continuous effort to enable better protection, detection and mitigation of attacks on individual, corporate or national levels. Study of Cyber Security introduces the concepts and terminologies of the latest cyber threat landscape and enables a better understanding of cyber security. The study also unveils the recent attacks and threats, as well as an explanation of each of their mechanisms to acquire a deeper understanding and knowledge of the attack. The study allows cyber risk assessment and management so as to enable and help organizations and Government be better prepared and more resilient against cyber threats and attacks. 

Graduation Requirement

To earn a bachelor’s degree in cyber security and forensic computing, students must complete a comprehensive curriculum that equips them with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in this dynamic field. The program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in cybersecurity principles, technologies, and practices, while also allowing for specialization in specific areas of interest. Below are the specific requirements students must fulfill to earn their bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity and Forensic Computing Laboratory