What type of degree reflects this kind of expertise?

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The discussion centers around the inquiry about "information systems" and "computer security systems technology" in the context of military software security and intelligence gathering. The original poster expresses confusion regarding the terminology used for these fields and seeks guidance on where to find relevant information. They highlight the importance of protecting networks from cyber threats while also acknowledging the role of offensive cyber operations. An update reveals that the correct term is "Computer Security," which encompasses various specializations. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in terminology within the realm of cybersecurity studies.
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Hello,

I've heard a bit about "information systems" and "computer security systems technology" but I haven't been able to find anything about this type of study at my college's website. I don't think these terms are correct, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is something similar.

The context of such work could be military software security and intelligence gathering I guess... protecting our own networks from cyber-invasions and of course doing our own share of cyber-invasion.

Can anyone point me in the right direction to read up about this kind of stuff? I'm kind of curious about this.

Thanks.

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Update: I found out some information on it.

Apparently it's just called "Computer Security" and there are a few specializations within it.
 
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