Computer and Information Security is an evolving discipline that involves the study of technology, strategy, policy, and standards regarding the security of and operations in cyberspace. The program introduces students to a variety of topics in Computer and Information Security such as computer and network protection, penetration testing and prevention, security in mobile devices and Internet of Things (IoT), and more by using the state-of-the-art security tools and technologies. After the security breach associated with more than one billion Yahoo user accounts in 2013, another 500 million Yahoo user accounts were stolen in 2016. Then, Yahoo, the giant web services provider, was hacked again in 2017. We have seen a huge increase in cyber-related incidents, including big data breaches, physical infrastructure tampering, ransomware, among others. These days, computers are an essential part of every type of business and organization and virtually all organization using computers need to hire someone to protect the valuable information stored on computers. Professionals in Computer and Information Security have a wide range of responsibilities with different roles in government organizations and industries including banks, retailers, etc. On the job, you are expected to safeguard an organization's data, computers, networks, create security plans and monitor activities. If a breach occurs, you'll be responsible for identifying the problem and finding a solution quickly.