Information Security
The Information Security Certificate is intended for you if you are looking to develop competency in information security, either on your way to earning a degree in another technology field or as an alternative to other professional certifications in the field.
This certificate is intended to provide a broad understanding of the principles and practices of cybersecurity. This includes topics on endpoint and network security, risk management, security frameworks, and information assurance business practices.
This certificate consists of a minimum of 34 credits. View UW-Stevens Point course catalog.
Core Requirements (26 credits):
- CIS 225 – Data Communication and Networks Credits: 4
- CIS 226 – Introduction to Information Assurance Credits: 4
- CIS 250 – Network Management Credits: 4
- CIS 260 – Security Assessment and Risk Management Credits: 4
- CIS 303 – Cybersecurity and Society Credits: 3
- CNMT 101 – Introduction to Computing and Programming Credits: 3
- CNMT 110 – Object-Oriented Programming Credits: 4
Elective Courses (8 credits minimum):
- CIS 311 – Application Security Credits: 4
- CIS 360 – Network and Enterprise Security Management Credits: 4
- CIS 361 – Digital Forensics Credits: 4
- CIS 365 – Offensive Network Security Credits: 4
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact:
School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics, and Astronomy
smcpa@uwsp.edu
715-346-2120

National Cyber Defense Credential
UW-Stevens Point’s Cybersecurity Program has earned the
Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD)
designation for meeting standards in the curriculum and
cybersecurity practice within the institution by the National
Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity.