Program Objective

The InfoSec Professional program begins by solidifying foundational skills in cyber security. These skills consist of theoretical and hands on studies in the protection and application of network security, compliance/operational intelligence, threats, access control, and cryptography. Students will continue to build upon these skills by now learning the intentions and toolsets of hackers and rogue nations. Students will have the opportunity seeking and exploiting vulnerable web servers, poorly coded apps, and misconfigured IoT and computing devices to properly find solutions to remediate and mitigate infrastructures to acceptable risk levels. Finally, students will learn to document and report their findings to upper management.

After the completion of this program, student will have the opportunity to take and pass industry sought after certifications such as CompTIAs Security+, EC Council CEH/ECSA, and ISC2 CISSP.

Program Outline

To receive an InfoSec Professional Diploma, students must complete 15 credit hours for the program. Required courses are indicated below in “Program Breakdown”.

Transfer your Network Operations Credits

InfoSec grads who wish to further their education will be able to transfer their earned credits from the InfoSec program towards the completion of the Bachelors in Information Technology. Each class within this program is 3 credits, giving students the opportunity to transfer their knowledge and credits.

Program Breakdown

Admissions Requirements

• Must be 18 years or older or have written permission from a parent or legal guardian.
• Complete an in-person interview.
• Complete an enrollment agreement.
• Provide a copy of an associate degree (or higher-level academic program completed) or equivalent document if education was completed in another country. Documents from non-English speaking countries must be translated into English.
• Provide official transcript from completed degree. All documents submitted must be in English. Guideline for submission of official transcripts:
• Verification (official transcripts) of college credits or an earned degree from an accredited institution recognized by the United States Department of Education,
• If documents are from another country: An evaluation of an official transcript by an approved educational evaluation service attesting that the degree/or credits earned are equivalent to a degree/credits earned at an accredited institution of higher education in the United States.

To enroll in a Diploma Program, students must already have earned a previous degree (undergraduate previous degree required). Credits/courses completed within Diploma programs transfer entirely into Atlantis University’s degree programs.

• Courses in IT Diploma Programs: Computer Information Technology, InfoSec, Network Operations, and Enterprise Cloud Professional diploma programs transfer 100% into the BS Information Technology and the BS Computer Engineering degree programs.
• Courses in the Business Diploma program: Office Administrator transfer 100% into the BS Business Administration degree program.