CSEC 380: Digital Forensics
Apply forensics techniques to investigate and analyze a system through technical topics such as hashes, sparse/full imaging, slack space and hidden files/partitions.
Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Science
A New Career in Cybersecurity is Waiting for You
Cyberattacks are an inevitable part of the modern world — luckily, we can show you how to handle them. Learn from our professional faculty, gain firsthand experience and get valuable experience in cybersecurity and information assurance with our B.S. in Cybersecurity.
As a Regis cybersecurity student, you’ll gain in-demand skills in engaging courses such as Digital Forensics or Cyber Threats and Defense. You’ll learn about enterprise security, disaster recovery planning and business continuity, as you use hands-on cybersecurity tactics to protect against hijacking, vulnerability exploitation and malware deployment. Demand for well-trained cybersecurity and information assurance analysts shows no signs of slowing; you’ll have excellent job security for years to come.
Classes are capped at a small size, meaning you’ll have individualized attention from faculty. Our 8-week accelerated courses are held 100% online, giving you the flexibility you need to work around your busy schedule. Our generous transfer policy allows you to transfer up to 66 credit hours which means you can start building a rewarding new career in cybersecurity sooner.
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Program Snapshot
Program Format
Online courses
8-week terms
Transfer Friendly
Transfer up to 66 credits
Key Dates
Starts are offered in January, March, May, June, August and October
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Join Regis Alumni Working As:
Digital Forensic Analyst
Forensic Analysts work closely with crime scene investigators and examine all evidence in relation to digital and cyber crimes, such as phishing attempts, cyber attacks and ransomware infestations.
Information Security Officer
Information Security Analysts are responsible for the management of all computer networks to prevent security breaches. Information Security Analysts implement security features and investigate all cyber security incidents.
Security Systems Administrator
Security systems administrators provide guidance to companies or organizations about their internal technology systems. Security systems administrators monitor daily operations of systems and complete maintenance on the systems when needed.
Security Architect
Security architects are responsible for reviewing system security measures for a business or organization and recommending ways to enhance security. Security architects monitor network security and create breach of security response plans.
Cryptographer
Cryptographers assist law enforcement agencies with crimes and threats by decoding encrypted data. Cryptographers protect important data as well such as military, financial and political data.
Cybersecurity Specialist
Cybersecurity specialists are responsible for monitoring software and systems that are in the process of being developed. Cybersecurity specialists build additional firewalls and other defense mechanisms into systems over time to increase protection.
"When I started at Regis, I only had a GED . . . my degrees from Regis opened more doors for me than I could have ever imagined"
Name: Robert Bowles
Title: Director, Center for Information Assurance Studies
Hometown: Conway, SC
By the Numbers
*Cyber Seek, cyberseek.org/heatmap.html , 2025
**Bureau of Labor Statistics, information and cyber security analysts, 2023
Combine Your Bachelor's and Master's with the FastForward Program
The FastForward program at Regis enables you to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree at the same time and get on the fast track to success. Through our dual degree combination options, you can complete both degree programs at a faster pace and a more affordable cost.
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CSEC 405: Database Management Security
Focus on how to protect database systems' confidentiality, integrity and availablility through design and security measures.
CSEC 408: Cyber Threats and Defense
Learn to recognize and mitigate threats to computer systems and networks by examining topics such as access and flow controls and cryptography.
To apply to the B.S. Cybersecurity program, you will need:
- Online application
- Official transcripts from prior colleges (for transfer credit)
- Official high school transcripts (if not transferring college credit)
Real people. Really invested in you. Contact your admissions counselor today and learn how we help you each step of the way.
Tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year: $599 per credit hour
Total program credits: 120
Tuition is one part of the overall cost of attendance, which includes all expenses students may have, including basic living costs. For more information about tuition, fees and your estimated cost of attendance, visit our Cost of Attendance for Adult Undergraduates and Graduate Students page. Tuition and fees are subject to change.
Earning your Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity from Regis sets you apart and prepares you for professional success — think of it as an investment in your future. And you may be closer to graduation than you realize. View the Transfer Guide for a complete list of transfer credit equivalents that can save you time and money. Between our generous transfer policies, scholarship opportunities and financial aid packages, advancing your education is within reach. Explore our Investing in Your Future undergraduate financing guide for lots of helpful tips.
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The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity is offered by the Computer Science and Information Systems Department in the Anderson College of Business and Computing.