Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Program Overview

In the Johns Hopkins Engineering cybersecurity graduate program, you will gain advanced skills to protect the confidentiality, availability, and integrity of data, preserve and restore systems, and develop risk management skills to anticipate and avoid cyber threats. As a student, you will have access to our state-of-the-art computing facilities and technologically advanced virtual classrooms to ensure thoughtful and insightful engagement with instructors and classmates. We offer courses built for our modern world, offering the latest techniques in cybersecurity, including Security Engineering, Applied Machine Learning, and Reverse Engineering and Vulnerability Analysis.

Build your professional network and enhance your knowledge with access to the resources and expertise of Johns Hopkins University and the Applied Physics Laboratory. And take a look at some of the innovative research projects and presentations completed by our students.

Whether your career is in information security, IT, risk management and compliance, or governance, our Cybersecurity program can help you:

• Increase your marketability by learning cutting-edge industry trends, knowledge, and skills through coursework designed by industry experts.
• Apply skills and knowledge when assessing a corporation’s security risks and formulating technical recommendations in the areas of both hardware and software.
• Demonstrate proficiency in the four major areas of cryptology: Encryption, Hash Functions, Signature Schemes, and Authentication.

Master’s Degree Focus Areas

A focus area must be selected.

• Analysis
• Assured Autonomy
• Networks
• Systems