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Online Master's in Cybersecurity

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Earn Your Master's in Cybersecurity – 100% Online

Flexible. Accelerated. Respected.

Launch or advance your career in one of the fastest-growing fields in the world.

At Our Lady of the Lake University (ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú), our Online Master of Science in Cybersecurity is designed for working professionals who want flexibility without compromising academic quality. With no scheduled class times, no GRE or GMAT required, and the ability to graduate in just 1 year, you can earn a nationally recognized degree on your terms — and at your pace.

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Program Highlights

100% Online Format

Learn from anywhere, on your schedule

Accelerated Completion

Finish in as little as 12 months

No GRE or GMAT Required

Apply with confidence

30 Credit Hours

Just 10 courses; no technical background required

8-Week Courses

Focused, efficient, year-round scheduling

Personalized Support

Small class sizes, dedicated faculty mentors

Career-Focused Curriculum

Learn the skills employers demand

Real-World Faculty Expertise

Learn from cybersecurity professionals with industry experience

Foundation Course Option

Not from a tech background? No problem. Students without a cybersecurity or IT degree can fast-track into the program by completing just 6 credit hours of foundational coursework

National Recognition

Designated a by the and

 

 

 

Program Design

In the Online Master’s in Cybersecurity at Our Lady of the Lake University, you will be immersed in a curriculum tailored for real-world application. The program is structured to build a strong foundation in crucial cybersecurity domains while preparing you for industry-recognized certifications like CompTIA® Security+ and ISC2® CISSP. 

At ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú, we design our curriculum to be timely, relevant, and practical to give you skills and knowledge that you can put to work now in your current position and to prepare for the next level in your career. The program requires only 10 courses (30 credit hours) that can be taken in an asynchronous format.

 

Credit Hours

30

Courses

10

Semesters

3-4

 

CISS 8302 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
Analysis, design and administration of databases using information systems development methodologies and tools. Overview of SQL, data warehouses, distributed access, and security.

CISS 8304 |  3 CREDIT HOURS
Networking and cloud computing architecture and security with an overview of current technologies and solutions. Exploration of cloud architecture models, services, security issues, virtualization technologies and logical and physical components.

CISS 8305 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
Study of hardware, software and architecture platforms used to deliver enterprise information systems. Current and emerging platform technologies supporting enterprise applications and networked environments.

CISS 8306 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
Study of creating scripts and programs to automate and perform simple operations and implement algorithms, regular expressions, and data/control structures. Basic security practices in developing scripts/programs.

CISS 8310 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
In-depth study of specialized topic chosen by instructor.

CISS 8321 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
Advanced survey of key concepts of cybersecurity. Access control; security operations, administration, and personnel; risk identification, monitoring and analysis; incident response and recovery; cryptography; network and communications security; physical and environmental security; systems and application security. Privacy, risk, ethics, and legal regulations. 

CISS 8322 - 3 CREDIT HOURS
Management of information security including planning for security and contingencies, development and implementation of security programs. Security management models and practices, risk management, laws and ethics.

CISS 8323 | 3 credit hours
In-depth coverage of audit planning, standards, and issues related to compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

CISS 8324 |  3 credit hours
Introduction to methodologies, techniques, and tools for system vulnerability identification, analysis and mitigation.

CISS 8325 | 3 CREDIT HOURS
Exploration of forensics techniques, tools, and legal requirements as they apply to different operating systems, devices, media, and applications.

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Accreditation

This program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). ACBSP is a leading specialized accreditation association for business education, supporting, celebrating and rewarding excellence on a diverse global scale.

CAE, ACBSP

Built For Your Career

Prepare for high-demand cybersecurity roles with a program that combines technical skills, strategic thinking, and leadership development. Whether you're launching your career or advancing into management, you’ll graduate ready to tackle today’s cybersecurity challenges. Career paths include: 

  • Information Security Analyst
  • Cybersecurity Manager
  • Network Security Engineer
  • Digital Forensics Analyst
  • Incident Responder
  • Risk & Compliance Specialist 
  • Information Systems Security Officer
  • Computer Network Architect

Faculty

Full-time faculty members in the Computer Information Systems and Security (CISS) Department have extensive professional and academic experience. Most have doctoral degrees and/or professional certifications. Seasoned practitioners who teach selected courses complement full-time professors as adjunct faculty. 

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