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About the Network Security Manager Certificate Program

About Network Security

The purpose of the Network Security Manager certificate is to provide the student who is already employed in the area of information technology the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for careers as security systems analysts, security business analysts, database administrators, or system development managers.

Students learn basic concepts and terminology in computer networks and data communications, as well as project initiation, fact gathering, procedures, forms, system implementation and evaluation. They also study legal and ethical issues, security technologies, risk management, network and system security, cryptography, and information security maintenance. Students learn to detect and analyze data stored or hidden on computer systems and to implement database security and auditing in order to protect data.

Leading-Edge Training

Des Moines Area Community College understands what a business needs to keep its information safe, and has created a new Network Security Manager Certificate program to help. There's no other program like this in Central Iowa. We teach you exactly what business needs to keep its system secure. So, if you want to manage network security, choose DMACC.

Take Just Six Classes -

19 Credits - and you'll be a certified Network Security Manager. You can easily earn this certificate in two semesters - and even complete some of the classes online. Three key courses make DMACC's Network Security Manager Certificate especially valuable.

Fundamentals of Network Security

You'll delve into legal and ethical issues, security technologies, risk management, network and system security, VPN, firewalls, cryptography, and information security maintenance.

Database Security & Auditing

Learn to shield information with database security and auditing.

Computer Forensics and Investigations

Cutting-edge computer forensics tools expose company policy violations, embezzlement, email harassment, proprietary information leaks and criminal activity. You'll learn to capitalize on this technology.

You'll also take

  • Computer Network Literacy
  • Introduction to Databases
  • Systems Analysis

And just as important, when you earn your Network Security Manager Certificate, you'll also be prepared to monitor compliance of two major regulations - HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley.