Take Command of Your Career With a Cutting Edge Cybersecurity Degree
At the University of San Diego, we are preparing cybersecurity experts to enter or progress within the field. Whether you are a hands-on engineer or an operations and leadership professional, we will meet you where you are at and take you to the next level.
Currently, we offer two cybersecurity master's programs. The M.S. Cyber Security Operations and Leadership program is offered 100% online and the M.S. Cyber Security Engineering is offered either fully online or fully on-campus. We are currently enrolling for the Summer semester which starts May 11, 2021.
Apply to the M.S. in Cyber Security Operations and Leadership by Feb. 14th to be Considered for up to $2,500 in Scholarship Funding
USD is proud to announce the availability of limited scholarship funds for new students admitted to the M.S. Cyber Security Operations and Leadership for the Summer 2021 term.
Scholarship awards of up to $2,500 will be granted to applicants whose unique academic, personal and professional experience will enhance the online CSOL community. In short, scholarship recipients will be professionals who are positioned to become student leaders who raise the bar for everyone.
Highlights of Both Programs
Flexible, 100% Online or 100% On-Campus Format
Fit your coursework around your work and family commitments.
Program Length
Earn your master's degree in as little as 20 months
Innovative Curriculum
Both programs feature an innovative curriculum dedicated exclusively to critical aspects of cybersecurity.
Earn a Degree You'll be Proud of from a Top-Rated University
USD is a Top 100 private university founded in 1949.
What IT Leaders Would Do Differently if Faced With Another Crisis
In the early part of 2020, the pandemic forced companies around the world to rethink their practices and determine how to accelerate the adoption of technologies that would enable remote work. After closing out on a tumultuous year, many business leaders admit where they may have gone wrong. Here are some ways they would approach a shift to remote work, if faced with the crisis all over again.
Microsoft, GM, Cruise Partner on Self-Driving Cars
A strategic partnership with Microsoft was announced Tuesday by General Motors and Cruise aimed at speeding up the commercialization of shared self-driving vehicles. In addition, Microsoft will be joining GM, Honda and some institutional investors in adding US$2 billion to Cruise's coffers, bringing the value of the shared self-driving vehicle company to $30 billion.
Search Milestone Gives DuckDuckGo Something to Quack About
DuckDuckGo reached a significant milestone last week when it racked up more than 100 million searches in a single day. While still a paltry number compared to the more than five billion daily searches performed by Google, the milestone is a major one for the search engine that doesn't store any of its users' personal information, archive their search histories, or track their search activity.
We still seem to do these remote activities as we did when we met in person. Streaming and video conferencing tools we are using still don't allow us to do what we once did face-to-face, but they have other advantages that aren't being utilized to make the experience better. Let's talk about who did a great job, and what worked at CES; and then what sucked at the event. We'll close with a look at a promised new vehicle from GM: the Cadillac Lyriq.
Young Entrepreneurs Bring High Tech to Quell Surgical Fears
The last thing George Kramb expected from years of walking surgeons through actual operations using medical machinery was to step into a role that helped guide patients worldwide through their own medical journeys. Kramb and his partner Patrick Frank are now listed on the "2021 Forbes 30 Under 30" list in recognition of their status as rising stars in the business world.
3 Helpful Networking Projects for Your Raspberry Pi
Two of these three projects below will require server configuration -- and because servers are most useful when accessible on the wider Internet, this also entails some network tinkering.
2021: The Year of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
While the pandemic has been painful, it has caused things to accelerate in several areas impressively rapidly. Two of those areas are robotics and artificial intelligence, which we'll see adapted broadly this decade with a considerable bump in 2021.
TechNewsWorld columnist Rob Enderle looks back at all of the Products of the Week he selected during the year and picks the one that made the most significant impression to crown the Product of the Year .
Women in Tech: 20 Trailblazers Share Their Journeys
Successful women in the tech trenches share their insights and tackle subjects ranging from how to search out a strong mentor to how to be one -- from how to advance in a large company to how to start your own firm.
This book is an excellent guide for students considering STEM courses, graduates pondering job choices, and career changers at any stage in life. It's also a useful tool for school and career counselors, recruiters, and HR pros eager to diversify their workplaces.
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