BSc Cyber Security

Learning Cyber Security (BSc) from DMU, UK will improve your ability to give positive feedback and prevent cyber injury. This is a big challenge because cyber security extends beyond the internet. Contains all the connections and all the connections of digital devices used to store, modify and communicate information, at all times. This range includes theory and practice, with a strong focus on technology to increase your understanding of how cyber programs are intended to work and how they can be misused. The relationship between cyber protection technology, people, processes and the physical environment is a feature of the course.

This course will learn how to build solid software, how to store data over time and integrate distance, how computer systems are programmed, and cryptographic technical skills. You will also develop an understanding of the processes and processes that ensure that things are as they should be. Finally, you will find ideas, tools and strategies for detecting cybercrime failures, which are rightly prohibited by law and regulationComputer technology and programs are becoming increasingly integrated into our daily lives, which means that the protection of all information and the information it contains is of paramount importance. As more organizations and businesses now consider online data protection is a sensitive business issue, there is an increasing focus and need for cyber security. The techniques of professionals taught as part of this course will help prepare you for work in a fast-growing industry currently facing skills shortages.

DMU graduates have developed into fields in government, government and law, such as security analysts, login inspectors, intelligence detectives and cyber security engineers, in organizations such as Deloitte, Head Office Communications (GCHQ), Airbus, and Roll-Royce. DMU is known for conducting the world's leading cybersecurity research, as it is named after the East Midlands 'First Academic Center of Excellence in Cyber Security Research'.

The course is taught by experts from DMU's Cyber Technology Institute, which has a global reputation for computer security and digital forensics, influencing the approach taken by the UK government and leading organizations.Our DMU global program gives students the opportunity to experience valuable international experiences as part of their studies. Cyber Security students recently gained an understanding of the San Francisco technology industry, while others put their skills to the test in New York's Spy scape museum.