The new offering will equip students with knowledge of network security, data privacy, and the ethical and legal considerations of cybersecurity.
In a world increasingly driven by digital data, the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business is addressing the need for cybersecurity management expertise.
Beginning in Fall 2024, a new cybersecurity management minor will help prepare students to navigate and protect the digital landscape of business.
This minor is designed not just for those looking to specialize in cybersecurity but also for students across various disciplines who aim to enhance their understanding of digital security from a managerial perspective. The minor emphasizes the importance of strategic oversight and policy development, ensuring that graduates are equipped to assess and improve their organization’s cybersecurity posture effectively.
The curriculum requires 20 hours of coursework and covers a broad spectrum of topics, including:
- Management Information Systems
- Foundations of Business Analytics
- Advanced Cybersecurity Management Techniques
The minor equips students with knowledge of network security, data privacy, and the ethical and legal considerations of cybersecurity. It also includes an opportunity to earn an IBM Security Practitioner certificate.
Learn more about the minor and contact Professors John Wimmer and Su Dong with any questions.