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Computer Network Security Training Schools
Network security is an important issue for companies large and small. Corporations want to keep their internal data private, but want to be able to access external data through the Internet. They want to be able to offer remote access to employees, but want to keep hackers out.
Network security schools teach students how to use firewalls, physical plant security, encryption, and other techniques to make sure data only goes to who is authorized to see it.
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The following technical schools offer training that can lead to a position as a network security specialist:
American Sentinel University bachelor degree in Information Security program uses a combination of classroom lecture and lab experience to teach computer networking and security management. Students are exposed to security concepts including vulnerability testing and risk management as they work towards preparation for security related industry certifications.
Anthem Institute Computer Network security program teaches students to secure computer networks using firewalls, access control, and encryption. Students learn the Microsoft and Novell network operating systems, Linux, and receive hands-on training with Cisco routers and switches.
Anthem Institute has campuses located New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. All programs are not available at all campuses.
Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Jersey City, New Jersey
North Brunswick, New Jersey
Parsippany, New Jersey
New York City, New York
Springfield, Pennsylvania
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Ashworth College helps students learn how to protect computer networks from intruders in its online Computer Network Security diploma program. Students learn how to detect threats, and how to respond to them with the use of firewalls and VPNs. They also learn how to implement network security policies and deal with viruses and spyware.
Find out more about the distance learning Computer Network Security diploma from Ashworth College
Central Pennsylvania College teaches you how to secure databases, networks, and e-commerce in its Bachelor degree program in Information Technology/Cyber Security. Courses include CISCO CCNA, computer forensics, and the legal aspects of cyber security, along with an introduction to criminal justice.
Coleman College offers a Network Security bachelor's degree that combines training in hardware and network installation and support with an emphasis on keeping computer installations secure from hackers, viruses, and other threats. The program includes coursework on threat analysis and creating security policies for a network.
Colorado Technical University teaches students to troubleshoot and maintain computer networks, and to identify and remedy security issues. The Network Systems Security Associate degree can be completed in as little as 18 months, and helps students prepare for certifications including Network+ and Security+.
ECPI Network Security associate degree program prepares you for a position as a network security specialist. Coursework covers basic and advanced networking, with an emphasis on security. ECPI has campuses offering the network training programs in the following cities:
Charlotte, NC
Concord, North Carolina
Charleston, SC
Glen Allen, Virginia
Greensboro, North Carolina
Greenville, South Carolina
Manassas, Virginia
Newport News, Virginia
Raleigh, North Carolina
Richmond, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Learn more about the Network Security program from ECPI, with campuses in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina
The Network Security degree is also offered as an online program.
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Heald College offers an Associate degree in Network Security that provides training in firewalls, computer forensics, and disaster recovery planning. Students also learn to install and configure computer hardware, software, and networking equipment.
The ITT Technical Institutes offer programs in some of today's hottest technical areas. With over 100 locations nationwide and online programs offered as well, the ITT Techs are one of the leading providers of technology education. Each ITT Tech offers convenient class schedules, financial aid is available to those who qualify, and Career Services are offered to help you find a job.
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Louisville Technical Institute includes training in network firewalls, digital encryption, and intrusion detection in its Associate degree program in Information Systems Security. Students learn computer networking, ISS risk management, and computer forensics.
Missouri Tech provides classroom and hands-on training in the areas of network administration and security in its Bachelor of Science degree in Network Administration Security. Students learn learn best practices for configuring firewalls and routers, along with database security and computer forensics. Business and communications courses provide a strong foundation for a potential position in network management.
Learn more about the BS in Network Administration Security at Missouri Tech in St. Louis
Pittsburgh Technical Institute teaches students how to to secure computer networks in its two year Associate degree program in Information Technology/Network Security and Computer Forensics degree program. Students learn to operate and configure network operating systems and hardware, including Cisco routers. Concentration courses include training in cybercrime and criminology, intrusion detection methods, and information security management.
Potomac College offers two programs that help graduates protect information technology assets. The Associate degree in Security Management teaches concepts in loss prevention and computer forensics, while the Bachelor degree in Information Systems - Cyber Security teaches the skills needed to design and secure a networking environment.
Sanford-Brown College teaches students to create solutions to security issues with computer systems and networks with its Bachelor degree in Information Technology/Information Systems Security. Students become proficient in security measures used in e-commerce, internet, wireless, and other computer systems.
Strayer University teaches students to implement and maintain hardware and software solutions for securing networks in its diploma and degree programs in Information Systems: Computer Security and Information Systems: Security Administration. Students learn about prevention techniques, including firewalls proxy servers, and virtual private networks. They also learn methods to secure operating systems and Internet sites, and learn how to use computer forensics techniques in disaster recovery scenarios.
Strayer University has locations in Birmingham, Alabama; Newark, Delaware; Washington, DC; Coral Springs, Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Maitland, Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens and Tampa, Florida; Atlanta, Augusta, Douglasville, Lithonia, Morrow, Roswell and Savannah, Georgia; Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Baltimore, Millersville, Owings Mills, Rockville, and Suitland, Maryland; Cherry Hill and Willingboro, New Jersey; Charlotte, Greensboro, Huntersville, Morrisville, and Raleigh, North Carolina; Center Valley, Springfield, King of Prussia, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cranberry Township, and Trevose, Pennsylvania; Charleston, Columbia and Greenville, South Carolina; Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee; Sandy, Utah; Scott Depot, West Virginia and in 10 locations throughout Virginia, including Chesapeake and Arlington. Programs may not be available in every state, or at every campus, however, the degrees are also available online, over the Internet.
Westwood College offers a Bachelor degree program in Information Systems Security. The program teaches graduates how to secure network and IT systems from threats such as hackers and viruses. In addition, students learn to develop security policies based on the business requirements of the specific network. The program includes coursework designed to improve the graduate's reasoning, critical thinking, and analysis skills.