Cybercrime is rapidly growing in the U.S. and globally, resulting in significant annual losses for businesses, organizations, and individuals. As new threats emerge, the need for skilled cybersecurity experts will continue to grow. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Forensics and Incident Response from Keiser University, you can position yourself for an exciting, meaningful career as a cybersecurity and forensics professional. As a graduate of this program, you’ll be able to respond to cyberattacks using the most advanced cyber solutions while also being able to identify threat sources and potential risks and implement prevention strategies for public and private agencies of all sizes. Keeping data safe from threats is essential for maintaining security at all levels of business and government. With a Bachelor of Science in Digital Forensics and Incident Response from Keiser University, you can set the stage for a successful, fulfilling future.

This program is offered 100% online.

The Bachelor of Science in Digital Forensics and Incident Response program prepares students to:

• Apply emerging forensics techniques to investigate cyberthreats and gather data aimed at identifying threat sources
• Stay abreast of emerging threats and evolving digital forensics technology
• Identify potential risks and implement prevention strategies for businesses and private and public agencies 
• Respond to cyberattacks using essential cyber solutions aimed at protecting organizations and their data
• Apply the skills needed to analyze the legal considerations for investigating and prosecuting computer crimes to develop a forensic process that is defensible in court

Contact Keiser University today to learn more about our 100% online Digital Forensics and Incident Response program.

Keiser University’s Digital Forensics and Incident Response degree is offered 100% online. In addition to the continued student-support focus infused into every program, students benefit from the flexibility and convenience of pursuing their degree on a schedule that fits their busy lives.

Through hands-on simulations/exercises, coursework, and investigation experience, you’ll have the opportunity to investigate and analyze critical cybersecurity risks. Your career specializations may include:

• Malware analysis and prevention
• Internet of Things (IoT) risk management
• Cybercrime investigations
• Cyber incident response planning and management
• Counterintelligence analysis and investigations
• Cyber defense forensic analysis
• Continual risk management technology planning
• Breach response planning and mitigation program management