Cybersecurity @ Norwich
Norwich Cyber: preparing you to meet the challenges in cybersecurity and work toward a safer digital world.
Norwich Cyber: preparing you to meet the challenges in cybersecurity and work toward a safer digital world.
As organizations depend on technology, the risk of data breaches grows, emphasizing the need for skilled cybersecurity professionals to handle threats. Norwich's Cybersecurity programs offer specialized concentrations, such as Artificial Intelligence and Information Warfare, which are ideal for students who excel in these fields. With a growing demand for AI and cybersecurity expertise, education and skill development can enhance personal success and advance your career.
Norwich University offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees in cybersecurity, with options for online and on-campus programs. These programs are enriched by the NU Center for Cybersecurity and Forensics Education and Research (CyFER), which enhances the Computer Security and Information Assurance (CSIA) curriculum. Since 2001, the university has maintained the National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) designation. Additionally, the Norwich University AI Center will provide courses in machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and robotics, equipping students and faculty with essential skills.
Develop the business acumen and management skills needed to lead the field with our online 30-credit Master of Science in Cybersecurity program. Arm yourself with information security best practices, organizational structure and policy development, the regulatory environment, and management strategies.
Norwich University offered a Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and Information Assurance, combining theory with hands-on experience. The National Security Agency (NSA) designated Norwich as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education. Norwich also co-founded the National Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium (NCPC) and received funding for the National Center for the Study of CounterTerrorism and CyberCrime (NUARI) through a U.S. Department of Justice grant. Additionally, Norwich entered the NSF Cyber Corps and launched an Online Master of Science in Information Assurance, which later became an M.S. in Information Security & Assurance.
The Norwich Center for Advanced Computing and Digital Forensics (NUCAC-DF) was established with a $15 million contract announced by NUARI and U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy. This included $6 million from the Air Force Research Lab for developing Web*DECIDE, a war gaming platform for the financial sector, and $1.6 million for cybersecurity research at Norwich University. The university also received the CDFAE designation for digital forensic excellence and conducted the Quantum Dawn I cyber threat exercise, the largest of its kind at the time.
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy announced a $9.9 million Homeland Security contract for NUARI to develop the DECIDE simulation software. NUARI conducted the Quantum Dawn II exercise with 50 financial organizations, a unique cyber threat exercise, and later the Quantum Dawn III simulation, the largest of its kind in the U.S. Norwich University was rated second by the Ponemon Institute for cybersecurity programs and launched an Online Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security. The university also received its first NSA/NSF grant to run an annual GenCyber summer camp for high school students, except in 2020 due to the pandemic.
Norwich University’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and Information Assurance program supported the Santa Clara Police Department during Super Bowl 50. Additionally, Norwich’s Master of Science in Information Security and Assurance is ranked #3 among cybersecurity graduate programs in the U.S. The Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI) deployed the DECIDE-FS software simulation in South Africa, involving 16 institutions in a cyber-resiliency exercise. Furthermore, Norwich received a grant from the NSA to train U.S. Army Reserve soldiers in cybersecurity through online certificate programs, making it one of six universities collaborating with the Army Reserve.
In 2017 and 2018, Norwich University is recognized by the NSA and the Department of Homeland Security as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education. The DoD Cyber Crime Center also designates it a National Center for Digital Forensic Academic Excellence.
The Norwich University Applied Research Institute (NUARI) received a $2.2 million FEMA grant for first responders and hosted a Reserve Officers’ Association seminar. The U.S. Department of Justice funded the National Center for the Study of Counter Terrorism and Cyber Crime at Norwich.
Norwich launched an Online Master of Science in Information Assurance and received a $3.58 million NSF grant for the Scholarship for Service program. Additionally, it has partnered with Allied Telesis K.K. for cybersecurity services and hosted two NSA and NSF-funded GenCyber summer camps.
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy announced $7.3 million in grants to Norwich to support cybersecurity initiatives. These include the Army Energy Resilience program, scholarships for National Guard and Reserve Forces, and the DECIDE Energy Contract. Norwich also received a $1.6 million grant from the NSA for the Evidencing Competency Oversight Project and a $625,000 contract for developing cold region microgrids. Additionally, Norwich was re-designated by the Defense Cyber Crime Center as a Center of Digital Forensic and Cybersecurity Education and received a $19.5 million grant to lead the Defense Department Cyber Institute program.
Norwich University received an $18.5 million grant for its Defense Department Cyber Institute program and hosted its first Cybersecurity Research in Undergraduate Programs conference with representatives from six Senior Military Colleges. Additionally, Norwich secured $4 million in federal funding to create a center focused on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and quantum computing. Under the National Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium Act, sponsored by Senator Patrick Leahy, Norwich became one of four institutions partnering with the Department of Homeland Security to train first responders and local officials in cybersecurity and enhance risk prevention and incident response.
Norwich signs an Educational Partnership Agreement with U.S. Cyber Command following a visit from 4-star General Paul Nakasone, who serves as the Commander of U.S. Cyber Command, National Security Agency's Director, and Central Security Service's Chief.
Additionally, the University hosted the first-ever Information Warfare Exercise, which included participation from all six Service Military Academies and the Army’s 10th Mountain Division.
Norwich received a $5.3 million grant from the National Science Foundation for cybersecurity research, education, training, and scholarships to enhance research opportunities, as well as a $16.4 million grant in Congressional Directed Spending for the establishment of the multi-disciplinary Cyber Fusion Research and Development Center at Norwich.
Providing support for students across disciplines to pursue research and creative hands-on learning.
AI education developed future leaders who can utilize AI for beneficial purposes while mitigating its potentially harmful consequences.
Explore AI CenterNUARI provides cyber exercises, secure network monitoring, custom consulting, research, and education on critical national security issues.
Explore NUARIGuides the governance, process, and infrastructure to develop and promote collaboration and joint engagement across the CPNC coalition, NCAE-C National Centers, and our critical government and industry Partners.
Explore CPNCNorwich University is the lead institution in a consortium of the six senior military colleges designed to grow the nation’s pipeline of cybersecurity talent filling crucial work roles in the Department of Defense.
CyFER serves students and faculty and is used for deploying specialist learning environments for the CSIA program, for fostering a culture of research among students, fot outreach activities and for providing a state-of-the-art physical infrastructure.
Explore CyFERThe Center for Global Resilience and Security (CGRS) brings Norwich University’s unique strengths in leadership, security, experiential education, and perseverance to resilient community building. Our work centers on human resilience.
Explore CGRSThe Evolving Threat Landscape- NUARI's Engagement with Space ISAC As the only space-dedicated Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC), Space ISAC plays a critical role in collecting, analyzing...
Norwich challenges hungry minds with impactful pre-college programs and University backed cyber clubs and professional networks.
NU Club to improve cyber-related skills in a fun and engaging environment. Provides practical experience and collaboration between peers.
i5 Norwich aims to ready cadets for a career in the Space Force and the joint force through education, networking, and hands-on operational experience. Collaborating with the Space Force, the Space Force Foundation, the Space Force Association, and NATO.
Celebrates diversity and seeks to mitigate gender disparity in the industry. The focus is on professional development and leadership, acquiring new skills, and extending student's educational and professional networks.
Innovative Information Warfare summer camp that teaches actionable skills in military intelligence, loss prevention, and cybersecurity!
A week-long camp for grades 7-9 spent learning about Digital Forensics, Artificial Intelligence, Ethical Hacking, Information Warfare, and more.
Week-long forensics pre-college (grades 10-12) program takes a dive deep into the cyber-realm with tools used by police forces around the world through gaming, modeling, and simulation activities.
Throws campers in the ring with some of our top level players and formally introduces you into the rising world of collegiate professional gaming.
Meet the amazing minds behind our forward-thinking research, and student-centered learning.
In today's fast-paced technological landscape, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals is soaring. Our comprehensive cybersecurity education equips students with essential knowledge in network security, malware, cyber forensics, and information warfare. Graduates are prepared to excel in safeguarding corporations, government, law enforcement, military, health services, and academia.
Norwich's online academic programs offer a unique educational experience from a recognized Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education. Our experienced instructors provide hands-on support throughout your journey.
By earning your online degree, you'll enhance your critical thinking, communication, research, and analytical skills, with options to concentrate in computer forensics or information warfare.
On November 16, 2024, the Norwich University AI Center, in collaboration with Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI), hosted a unique one-day event focused on "AI and Humanitarian Disaster Response" for high school students and new Norwich students hoping to learn about AI, all inspired by a challenge from Vermont Senator Peter Welch.
On Saturday, November 16th, the AI Center alongside the Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI) was privileged to host Vermont Senator Peter Welch for a hands on exercise in using AI to respond to humanitarian disasters.
Through a competitive selection process, Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS) has appointed Bill Lyons to oversee and facilitate cybersecurity, diplomacy, and strategic studies programs and Dr. Robin Saunders as the Cybersecurity and Information Systems Academic Director.