Industrial Cybersecurity Engineering Technology

Energy Systems Industrial Cybersecurity student working in a lab

Program Description

ISU's College of Technology offers the nation's first hands-on Industrial Cybersecurity degree, preparing you to secure the systems that control power plants, oil & gas pipelines, and manufacturing facilities. In this program you learn to:

Communicate with both industrial operations and IT personnel
Ensure safety while performing work orders
Maintain industrial control system device inventory
Track evolving risks affecting industrial control systems
Aid in conducting cyber security assessments
Update industrial control systems software and firmware

Idaho Median Income

$65,040

National Median Income

$82,050

Program Overview

This program is currently filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Classroom hours in traditional program are Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Classroom hours for students with a previous ESTEC degree are taught 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Monday through Thursday

Degree Options

Students with no previous experience can complete the program in 2 years. Students with a previous associates degree in IT or an ESTEC field, can earn a second associates degree in one year.

Bachelor of Applied Science (4+ Years): Cyber Physical Systems Engineering Technology