Cybersecurity and Network Management Program

91��Ƶ in Ogden, Utah offers a bachelor of science, associate of science of science and various certificates in Cybersecurity and Network Management. The program equips students with the technical skills and knowledge needed to safeguard against cyber threats and efficiently handle network operations. Graduates are prepared for various career opportunities in the rapidly growing fields of cybersecurity and network management.

Cybersecurity and Network Management Degrees and Programs at 91��Ƶ

Associate of Applied Science

Institutional Certificate

Bachelor of Science

Emphasis Option for Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies

Minor

Concurrent Enrollment

Earn a Cybersecurity Essentials Certificate of Proficiency while still in high school through 91��Ƶ.

Cybersecurity Essentials Certificate of Proficiency

Cybersecurity and Network Management at Salt Lake Community College

Earn a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity and Network Management by completing lower-division courses at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) and upper-division courses online, at the 91��Ƶ Davis Layton campus, and SLCC.

Cybersecurity and Network Management (BS) at Salt Lake Community College

What is cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity refers to the practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks, unauthorized access, and damage. It involves implementing technologies, processes, and controls to safeguard sensitive information and ensure the confidentiality and availability of data. Cybersecurity is essential for preventing cybercrimes, such as hacking, identity theft, and data breaches.

What is network management?

Network management involves the administration, operation, and maintenance of computer networks to ensure their optimal performance, reliability, and security. It includes tasks such as monitoring network traffic, configuring network devices, troubleshooting issues, and managing network resources.

What will I learn in Cybersecurity and Network Management at 91��Ƶ?

Foundations of Computing
Introduction to Cyber Defense and Ethics
Cybersecurity and System Fundamentals
Linux Systems Administration
Network Server Administration
Routing and Switching
Practical Cybersecurity Infrastructure
Computational Structures
Introduction to Networking and Cybersecurity
Cloud Architecture and Security
Advanced LAN Security Management
Switching and Transmission Network Systems Management
Wireless Networking and Security

Is the Cybersecurity and Network Management (CNM) Program at 91��Ƶ ABET accredited?

The 91��Ƶ Cybersecurity and Network Management Program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET. ABET accreditation matters because it ensures the program meets high-quality standards set by the profession. Some professional certifications and licensure require graduation from an ABET-accredited program.

How is the Cybersecurity and Network Management degree taught?

The degrees are taught in a variety of ways that include a mix of online and in-person classes at the Davis campus in Layton, Utah. Students that live near the Salt Lake City area can earn a 91��Ƶ bachelor of science in Cybersecurity and Network Management at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC).

What are cybersecurity and network management jobs?

Cybersecurity Jobs

Information Security Analysts: Identify and mitigate security risks.
Security Consultants: Provide expert advice on improving security measures.
Incident Responders: Handle security breaches and mitigate damage.
Security Software Developers: Create software to protect networks and systems.
Cybersecurity Engineers: Design and implement security solutions.

Network Management Jobs

Network Administrators: Maintain network hardware and software.
Network Engineers: Design and implement network solutions.
Network Analysts: Monitor network performance and troubleshoot issues.
Network Security Specialists: Focus on protecting network integrity and data.
System Administrators: Manage and support overall IT infrastructure, including networks.

What is the salary for Cybersecurity and Network Management Jobs?

The average salary for network engineers in Utah is $89,470 annually, with a range generally between $80,000 and $100,000*

*jobs.utah.gov

Nationally, the average salary for a network security manager is $151,274, with the range usually falling between $132,931 and $169,828*

*salary.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the program's student learning outcomes?
As graduates of the 91��Ƶ Cybersecurity and Network Management program gain career experience following graduation, they:
- will make positive contributions to industry, technology, and/or education.
- will demonstrate and exemplify professional and ethical practices in all aspects of their careers.
- will practice and exemplify effective and collegial collaboration in all team activities.
- will be continuously engaged in effective self-directed learning that supports the acquisition of new skills demanded by their careers and the understanding of new concepts necessary for continued contributions to the computing field.
What are the program's education objectives?

Graduates of the program will have an ability to:

Analyze a complex computing problem and to apply principles of computing and other relevant disciplines to identify solutions. Design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing requirements in the context of Network Management Technology. Communicate effectively in a variety of professional contexts. Recognize professional responsibilities and make informed judgments in computing practice based on legal and ethical principles. Function effectively as a member or leader of a team engaged in activities appropriate to the Network Management Technology Program.

What is the difference between computer science and cyber security?

computer Science	cybersecurity
Primarily focuses on the study of algorithms, data structures, and computational theory.	Primarily focuses on protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and breaches.
Concerned with the design and development of software, systems, and computing technologies.	Concerned with ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information in digital systems.
Encompasses various subfields such as artificial intelligence, computer networks, databases, operating systems, and software engineering.	Encompasses topics such as network security, cryptography, secure software development, incident response, and risk management.
Requires proficiency in programming languages, understanding of computer architecture, and knowledge of theoretical concepts in computing.	Requires proficiency in security technologies and protocols, understanding of threat landscapes and attack vectors, and ability to implement security measures and countermeasures.

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