Saint Francis University's Cybersecurity Program NSA Validation
Loretto, PA (03/08/2022) — Saint Francis University's Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Administration program has been validated by the National Security Agency, (NSA) through 2027.
According to the NSA, Saint Francis University's ability to meet the increasing demands of the program validation will serve the nation well in contributing to the protection of the National Information Infrastructure. The National Cyber Strategy addresses the critical shortage of professionals with cybersecurity skills and highlights the importance of higher education as a solution to defending America's cyberspace.
Through the program, students receive a comprehensive education that focuses on both the fundamentals of information systems as well as advanced topics such as cybersecurity, homeland security, risk management, digital forensics, criminal investigation, and critical infrastructure protection.
Learn more at francis.edu/cybersecurity-administration
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