Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics Option

What is Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics ?

In today's interconnected world, cyber threats are evolving faster than ever. Organizations desperately need skilled professionals who can protect their digital assets and investigate cyber criminal activities when breaches occur.

The Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics option prepares you to be on the front lines of digital defense, equipped with the knowledge and skills to assess computer and network security vulnerabilities, implement robust security measures, and conduct thorough investigations of cyber crimes.

Why Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics at OSUIT?

This high-demand field offers exceptional career growth and the opportunity to make a real impact protecting organizations and individuals from cyber threats. With cyber crime damages projected to cost the world trillions annually, skilled cybersecurity professionals are more valuable than ever.

OSUIT's industry-focused curriculum combines cutting-edge technology with hands-on practical experience. Our program is designed by industry experts and regularly updated to address the latest threats and technologies in the cybersecurity landscape.

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Career paths

There are many paths an Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics major can take. Potential jobs include:

Systems assurance auditor
Information security officer
IT security analyst

Network security architect
Computer forensics analyst
Cybersecurity consultant

Contact

Kimberly Howard Senior Administrative AssistantSchool of Technology, Arts, Sciences and Health918.293.5050 kimberly.howard10@okstate.edu

Highlights

High Demand Career Field

Cybersecurity job growth is projected to increase by 33% through 2033, much faster than average for all occupations. Organizations across all industries need cybersecurity professionals.

Hands-On Training

Learn by doing with access to cutting-edge cybersecurity labs, forensics tools, and real-world simulation environments that mirror what you will encounter in the field.

Flexible Learning Options

Choose from on-campus or 100% online learning formats, with classes starting each fall, spring and summer to fit your schedule.

ABET Accreditation

The Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Information Technology.

Oklahoma State University

Institute of Technology

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