Cybersecurity threats exist at a wide range of levels. On one end are relatively unsophisticated threats, such as accidental leaks of information via email or a lost USB drive. More sophisticated attacks such as covert data interception by wireless radios, distributed denial of service server attacks, covert channel attacks and evolving malware exist on the opposite side of the continuum.<br>Because of this diverse nature of cybersecurity threats, education in cybersecurity requires an understanding of technical architecture, social and political context, business implications and consumer behavior. Our students receive cybersecurity training that draws on these diverse areas, enabling students to bring holistic cybersecurity solutions to a wide range of industries.<br><br>Students will be able to demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the origins, nature, and current issues in cybersecurity and its related activities using precise terminology.<br>Students will be able to demonstrate the ability to design, prototype and test cyberscurity solutions.<br>Students will be able to demonstrate the ability to work with local and regional stakeholders to identify cybersecurity risks.<br>Students will be able to compare and contrast international cybersecurity policies, strategies, and capabilities.<br>Students will be able to analyze and apply lessons from prominent international cybersecurity case studies.