I Am A Master 's Program Of Information Assurance

The first of these was the completion of my Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations. The curriculum in that degree path directly supports the D.Sc. in Cybersecurity program. Following my undergraduate graduation, I continued directly into the Master of Science in Applied Computer Science specializing in Cyber Operations and this degree also directly supported the D.Sc. In Cybersecurity program.

Towards the end of the year I had the opportunity to take a certification test that certifies me to work with networking equipment. I decided to take the certification and I pass it getting the highest score in my class. Also going into my senior year I enrolled into a security and computer maintenance class. These courses were the hardest classes they offered at my school. However, I still managed to pass the class and managed to get my CompTIA Security+ and A+ certifications. After taking these high school courses I have received three nationwide certifications.

My second professional goal being long-term in is to go from a registered nurse (RN) level II to a level III RN. The hospital that I work for offers room for advancement through a three level tier program. Starting with my basic RN license, moving toward level II and then onto level III, each advancement comes through educational and specified guidelines established by the hospital and set forth in a hospital policy. Prior to going back to school I was able to attain my level II status. However, the requirements for a level III require the achievement of a Bachelor’s degree and certification in a specialized field. This means acquiring a Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) certificate. I anticipate my graduation from the BSN program to be in May 2012 and then giving me six months to study for and mastering the CEN test. At that time I will obtain an updated copy of the policy and requirements and revisit the application process to becoming a level III RN. According to McKay (n.d.), “Long term goals can take about three to five years to achieve” (Planning for the future, para. 3), and with “Goal clarity, increases persistence, making individuals less susceptible to the undermining effects of anxiety,

This degree will assist me in my future career goals because there are not any other degrees like this one. I am applying to the Homeland Security-Information Security and forensics option because I think this will provide the extra knowledge I will need to go far in the workforce. I want to work to protect this great nation and I want to come in prepared to take on any challenges that arise on a daily bases. I am graduating with a BS in Security risk Analysis-Cyber Security and it has given me a great introduction along with a solid base of what security is and how to establish it. Now, I would like to get a more in depth learning opportunity, focusing on security. I am excited and eager to take this next step in my college career at Pennsylvania

I am a first year student, majoring in mechanical engineering at Wentworth Institute of Technology. I am writing to you in regards to your “Only Connect” ideas about what makes a liberally educated individual. I somewhat agree with your views on what constitutes a liberal education. The idea of liberal educated people reminds me of what we all try to achieve but basically do not reach it because we think it’s a “state” that we reach after reading the expectations set for us rather than living and applying it. It takes more than being able to be socially adapt with the ten social qualities stated in your writing. One who is educated can be considered liberally educated as long as they have applied their education to their daily life.

CyberCorps scholarship is one of the most prestigious national scholarships, it possesses unique benefits and represents the most desirable form of financial assistance. By removing financial barriers, the scholarship will allow me to pay for my education, training courses, required exams, conferences, and Continuing Professional Education activities that are required to maintain the certifications and enhance my security skills, it will make the educational and career goals easier to achieve. The scholarship can also save more time for studying and research work, leading to better grades and retention of knowledge. In addition, earning a prestigious scholarship plays a vital role in making my resume more attractive, employers who understand the competitive nature of the scholarship will recognize it as an achievement.

Another final point is the fact that security professionals need to receive proper training. This is a huge need for any security professional not only today, but for the future to come. Leaders need to understand what it takes to have proper training and be able to ensure followers are getting beneficial training for the industry. In the security industry, many security measures and technologies seem to be constantly on the move. This constant movement should require a training or certification process needing leader’s attention.

My next two COAs reflect the need for self-improvement and education in respect to my duties as a Cryptolinguist Analyst. I recently reclassed into this MOS and need to demonstrate my ability to perform this job at my current rank and ability to perform it at the next level.

According to the Rasmussen College, there are five main certificates to pursue in the tech industry. The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). The CCNA is a low level lower-level certification that assures employers you are able to install, operate and configure enterprise level switches and routers. CCNA certified individuals can also detect and solve

I’m now planning on completing my bachelors in homeland security and emergency management and then pursuing a degree in cybersecurity, often referred to as information security. I believe that having a degree and certifications in technology will be extremely beneficial because technology is similar to that of healthcare in the aspect that they

Playing games on my father's computer as a child fascinated me in the way the computer works, how fast it develops, and now how the computer helps the world to communicate. It still amazes me in how fast computers change and how communication across the globe is enhanced with the computer. Computers have drastically changed how society lives and does business. Even small businesses can do global sales without leaving their location. With new strategies for business, comes cyber threats of identity theft and theft of intellectual property that brings information technology security and new laws into play. It is becoming a fast and ever challenging world. Computer science enables the ability to program software for protection against these kinds of threats and vulnerabilities. It also enables the ability to program artificial intelligence into the computer system software to enable society to meet their needs in more appropriate ways.

My professional qualifications date back more than 10 years, and my personal interest in computer science goes back even further. At a professional level, I have worked as a systems administrator, software developer and corporate trainer. Most recently, I am employed full time at Nike as a Mobile Security Engineer. My primary responsibilities in this position are to provide security assessments on all Nike mobile applications prior to their release. This includes black box testing of application

Each employee is given a specific job title and accompanying description, which are generally well defined and laid out. In addition to each employee’s specific job title, everyone is given the title of “Problem Solver”. During my internship my job title was Data Coordinator & Problem Solver. Most of what I did was data management and integration. Integrating data and information flows between departments and across company borders is quite challenging. Learning and understanding the technology and the software programs took patience and persistence, as well as good training from a teacher-leader or mentor.

As a child, I grew up enjoying mathematics and science; this led to my dream of becoming an Information Security Analyst by majoring in Computer Engineering in college. I chose this profession because over the past couple of years, the world has become more dependent on technology, which means that there is more technology that needs to be developed and better network security will need to be implanted to meet the progressing world’s standards. By being in this profession, there will always be job opportunities in small and large companies because networks, computers, cell phones and many other gadgets are prone to being compromised. For example, Boeing is a prestigious, global company that is one of the leading manufacturers of cyber security that offers several internship and job opportunities to undergraduates and graduates. Future graduates will be able to learn reliable information on what they need to become an information security analyst because an intensive amount of time was taken to research and find credible sources.

My name is Kirtan, I am 16 years old and I am interested in doing IT Security. I got a Distinction in GCSE OCR Nationals IT at Cranford and choose to take up AS IT for A-Levels. I choose IT because I am interested in computing/IT Security. Over the next few years we are going to develop more technology (as the world will rely on technology) and to protect this is to have a solid secure security to avoid hackers. Outside of school I like gaming in my free time for entertainment. I have also done this in school for GCSE, creating a game for young children on Microsoft PowerPoint. I am a hard working student who meets deadlines as well as publish independent work of my own to the best of my ability. I have got an overall Distinction in GCSE IT OCR Nationals. I am interested in working with the computing technology because the units I did in GCSE were interesting and I would like to learn more about Computing.