Program Details
IT - Information Systems Security Specialist
Mid-State Technical College
Graduates of this program understand the security measures
needed to safeguard an organization s electronic files and computer
networking infrastructure. Students will be involved in planning,
implementing, and monitoring information technology security
systems. Through hands-on projects, you will learn ethical hacking
techniques in order to fully understand network vulnerabilities. You
will also learn effective ways to implement intrusion detection systems
to mitigate security risks. Includes demonstration of the use of
computer forensics to help track down and stop potential information
security breaches.
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This program is offered
No Application Deadline
Graduates of the IT - Information Security Specialist Associate Degree will have the opportunity to complete an IT Security Internship where they will spend time with an employer/s typically within the college district.
Career Services at Mid-State provides personalized career planning services that connect education and the world of work for Mid-State students and alumni.
Contact us to learn more about the many ways we can support you along your career journey, including:
One-on-one career coaching
Job search preparation
Résumé development
Cover letter writing
Interviewing strategies
Mock interviews
Job-seeking assistance
How to start your new job
LinkedIn profile creation
Career assessments
Mid-State aims to offer several approaches to tutoring to ensure that students have options that fit their learning needs including lab-based, one-one-one, group, and online. Tutoring services are no cost to currently enrolled students.
Refunds are issued per the official refund schedule available at any Student Services Information Center. Refund amounts are determined by the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) Refund Policy and federal financial aid regulations. Refunds will be issued to the student unless a documented third-party sponsorship or contract exists. In such cases the refund will be returned to the sponsor or contracting party.
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