Computer Forensics Training

Interested in becoming a Computer Forensic Scientist? Look no further! In spite of the number of online and out of state options available, Maryland students need not move far – if at all – to obtain an education in computer forensics. These schools understand the link between technology and criminal activity and provide qualified candidates with the skills they need to protect themselves, their families, and their employers from digital attacks. We have provided a complete list of the top accredited online and campus based schools.

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Top ONLINE Computer Forensics Training Schools in Maryland

Bachelor in Info Security & Forensics	Kaplan University – This accredited online computer forensics training degree gives students the computer forensics and security skills they need to succeed in an affordable tuition package.
Bachelors in Computer Forensics	DeVry University – DeVry worked with computer industry leaders to develop a curriculum that incorporates the most up to date techniques and technologies, in a fast and flexible online format.
Bachelor in Systems Security	Westwood College – As a top accredited online university, Westwood College offers a national name, affordability, and flexible class schedules with all of its online degree programs.
Bachelor Computer Forensics	American InterContinental University – This Bachelor in Computer Forensics degree allows students to get the training they need in a fast, affordable, and flexible online training format.
Bachelor Computer Security & Forensics	Strayer University – This computer forensics training program is fully accredited, and because it is online, students can complete the degree at their own pace from home at an affordable price.
Bachelor Computer Security & Forensics	Utica College – From one of the nation’s most respected universities, this online bachelors program offers a respected name and broad training focus that prepare graduates well to enter the workforce.
Masters in Cyber Crime	South University – One of the top overall online universities, South’s Master of Science in Cyber Crime is ideal for students who want to be leaders in the computer forensics field.
Masters in CyberSecurity	Virginia College Online – Virginia’s Master of Science in Cybersecurity program is designed for individuals who want to be leaders of IT security teams or divisions. Financial aid is available.
Masters Computer Info Sys Security	Boston University – This accredited online masters in computer forensics training program is for individuals who want the training needed to lead a computer forensics team in a management capacity.

Top CAMPUS Computer Forensics Training Schools in Maryland

Cybercrime Certificate Associate of Applied Sciences in Cybercrime	Anne Arundel Community College – Tailored to Department of Homeland Security standards, both cybercrime programs prepare students for careers investigating unlawful activities committed through the computer. They incorporate computer science as well as criminal justice courses in order to provide students the best interdisciplinary education possible.
Graduate Certificate in Information Security Management	Johns Hopkins University – Keeping information secure from external and internal attacks remains one of the cornerstones of computer forensics, and students enrolled in this program learn how to analyze and develop methods of storing sensitive and confidential information as effectively and efficiently as possible. This program is highly commended by the National Security Agency.
Undergraduate Certificate in Computer and Network Security Graduate Certificate in Security Management	Capitol College – Both programs lean more towards the technical aspect of computer forensics over criminal justice, but the education gained though the coursework prepares students for a career in keeping evidence safe from assailants and preventing cybercrime.

While most of these programs lean more towards computer science, Maryland students still have a number of opportunities to prepare them for a rewarding career in computer forensics. As this is an ongoing list of research, it is possible that we have skipped over some traditional campuses who offer computer forensics or closely related programs. By all means, please e-mail us and let us know if one has been forgotten or overlooked so that we may add it to the list.