Security Management (Information Security), MS
offered by University of Denver

Private University
1 Campus
Estd. 1864

Security Management (Information Security), MS
at
DU
Overview

Industries with the most need include finance, government, and healthcare

Duration	18 months
Total fee	₹27.05 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	PG Degree

Security Management (Information Security), MS
at
DU
Highlights

Earn a master degree from University of Denver
One-on-one career coaching and mock interviews
Prepare a role for Information Systems Administrator, Chief Information Security Officer, Information Security Analyst, Network Security Analyst

Security Management (Information Security), MS
at
DU
Course details

Skills you will learn

Information Security Ethical Hacking Risk Management Operations

What are the course deliverables?

Analyze and enhance physical, personnel, and information security
Secure a network and services
Handle information security incidents leveraging the latest technology laws and protocols

More about this course

Determine the costs and benefits of security operations and investments, plus develop security policies and procedures that protect organizations from internal and external information security incidents and threats
As information security continues to be an organizational priority, the demand for security professionals grows
Explore how to lead the strategic, planning, and management efforts of safeguarding information and ensure continuity of operations

Security Management (Information Security), MS
at
DU
Curriculum

Core Courses

Security Concepts Overview

Business Function of Security

Business Assets Protection

Research Practices and Applications

Capstone Project, OR

Capstone Seminar

Concentration Courses

Integrated Security Systems

Threats in Information Security

Legal and Ethical Issues in Security Management

Human Factors in Security

Elective Courses

Risk Management

Security Administration

Emergency Planning

Security Management (Information Security), MS
at
DU
Faculty details

Christopher Elg

Christopher Elg (M.P.A. , John Jay College of Criminal Justice) retired after a 35-year career in law enforcement and is joining the academic team in the Security Management program. His last position was the chief of police in Tequesta, Florida. Prior to moving to Florida, Christopher served as a chief of police in Washington, New Jersey, Michigan, and Louisiana.

John Hill

Ph.D. University of California at Los Angeles, is an environmental and investment consultant. He began his career as a California Legislature staff member working on the state’s environmental and energy policies.