Cybercrime Analysis

Program Overview

The Cybercrime Analysis Graduate Certificate Program at JIBC is an 18-month online program that equips students with the knowledge and skills to detect, prevent, and resolve cybercrime. It prepares graduates for careers in cybersecurity, intelligence, business, data, and risk analysis. The program emphasizes practical skills and theoretical foundations, and utilizes real-world datasets and case studies to hone research and problem-solving abilities.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This 18-month, 15-credit online program equips students with the specialized knowledge and applied skills needed to detect, prevent, and resolve cybercrime. It prepares graduates for careers in cybersecurity, intelligence, business, data, and risk analysis.

Objectives:

• Enhance participants' knowledge and skills in cybercrime analysis
• Prepare graduates for rewarding careers in fast-growing sectors
• Equip learners to contribute to safer communities and organizations

Program Description:

• Delivers five online courses sequentially, one per semester
• Asynchronous format allows for flexible completion based on students' schedules
• Emphasis on practical skills and theoretical foundations for cybercrime analysis success
• Focuses on diverse applications across business, law enforcement, and security industries

Outline:

Course 1: INTL-5100 Intelligence Theories and Applications

• Explores different intelligence theories and their practical applications
• Covers the intelligence cycle and various types of intelligence and cybercrime data
• Analyzes the legal, ethical, political, and cultural aspects of intelligence

Course 2: INTL-5800 Intelligence Communications

• Develops skills in writing and presenting intelligence assessments
• Emphasizes clarity, conciseness, and tailoring reports to specific audiences
• Covers secure communication methods and protocols

Course 3: INTL-5200 Advanced Analytical Techniques

• Provides training in advanced analytical methodologies for cybercrime analysis
• Utilizes real-world datasets to hone research and problem-solving skills
• Introduces advanced data analysis tools and techniques

Course 4: INTL-5900 Applied Cybercrime Analysis

• Applies learned analytical skills to address different cybercrime threats and challenges
• Examines real-world case studies across various sectors like finance, organized crime, and national security
• Analyzes ethical considerations and legal constraints related to OSINT

Assessment:

• Ongoing assessments throughout each course, using assignments, discussions, and projects
• Final capstone project demonstrating advanced research and analytical skills
• Focus on real-world application and critical thinking skills

Teaching:

• Experienced faculty with backgrounds in intelligence, law enforcement, and cybersecurity
• Utilizes a blended learning approach incorporating:
• Asynchronous online materials for individual learning
• Individual feedback and support from instructors

Careers:

• Cybercrime analysts in a variety of sectors:
• Law enforcement agencies:
• Investigating cybercrime,
• Preventing online harm,
• Supporting crime reduction
• Private companies:
• Detecting and responding to cyber attacks,
• Protecting corporate data,
• Ensuring regulatory compliance
• Public agencies:
• Advancing national security,
• Protecting critical infrastructure

Other:

• The program is offered once a year with an intake in September.
• Limited enrolment, early application is encouraged.
• Tuition varies for domestic and international students.
• Financial aid and student awards are available.
• Admissions requirements
• Application details

Cybercrime Analysis Graduate Certificate Program at JIBC provides a comprehensive and practical education for individuals seeking careers in cybersecurity and cybercrime analysis.