Everyday Heroes
Cybersecurity | Policy & Planning: Concentration
If you ever thought “putting on the armor of God” could mean source code, this is the program for you.
Your Profession, Your Purpose
Take your drive to protect. Layer on technical and tactical skills with network protocols and coding. Frame it with project management and leadership. Ground everything in a living faith with Christ at the center. Then, explore the world of cybersecurity like never before.
Terrorism. Cyber law, policy, and defense. Security risk management. Mobile forensics. Public policy. Even contingency planning and disaster recovery. Prepare to take on the legal, privacy, and public policy challenges of cybersecurity, at NGU.
Experience Learning in Internships and Technical Projects
Built-In Internship
Test your skills in the real world with a senior-year internship, a required part of our curriculum in Cybersecurity. Build your resume, connect with potential employers, and assess your strengths in real-time.
Communicate Like a Pro
We talked with our industry partners. What we heard was simple: your ability to write and present wins the day.
So, that’s what you learn. Write clear instructions for general users. Present technical findings to a non-technical executive. And translate technical discovery into team tasks. Real-world skills meets in-class studies.
Industry-Ready Preparation
The National Security Agency (NSA) Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense publishes the national gold standard for cybersecurity education. NGU’s cybersecurity program aligns with these standards to prepare you for the field.
Official Academic Partner
Plus, NGU is an official academic partner of the EC-Council and CompTIA, providing you access to over 36 certification exams. From Ethical Hacker, Network Defender, and Encryption Specialist, to CompTIA Fundamentals, Cloud Essentials, and beyond—epic career prep begins day one.
Study Cybersecurity & Raise Your Perspective
Stories that Started Here
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