University of Denver Cyber Security graduates are gainfully employed and have found niches in different fields. Come hear them talk about their experiences and what advice they have for students getting ready to enter the field.
Chris Ellis from Raytheon CODEX in Aurora, Colorado is coming to DU to give a talk on cyber security; why it's important (and exciting) and some specifics of VR/RE from his perspective.
Put your skills to the test in the NSA 2022 Codebreaker challenge! A US company has been crippled by a ransomware attack, and NSA is standing by to provide technical assistance to FBI agents responding.
The NSA (National Science Agency) evaluates and accredits institutions providing Cyber Security degrees and curricula. Institutions in our region (Northwest) that are being designated or redesignated are invited to join the festivities and be recognized for their contributions.
The University of Denver has achieved R1 status officially in February 2022. DU is the only private institution in the Rocky Mountain Region to be included.
The NSA (National Science Agency) evaluates and accredits institutions providing Cyber Security degrees and curricula. This is a rigorous and prestigious validation performed by security experts and other institutions. The MS in Cybersecurity program at DU has recently been re-evaluated and approved as meeting the standards of the NSA for cybersecurity education.