Nova Southweastern offers PhD programs in both CIS and IS that have
the option of a security concentration. (The information is under
their PhD programs link.)
Both programs look interesting, though the PhD in IS with the security
concentration is more compelling for me right now. It looks like it
would provide both a thorough background in security and a PhD which I
am getting the itch for. I have been working in software development
(with some secure coding issues) for the past 20 years, but I recently
transferred into a more compliance/security role at work.
Does anyone have experience with this program? Is it worth the time,
cost and effort? I am planning on working on my CISSP and possibly
CISM as well. Would a PhD have any value in the security field? Or
am I better off just focusing on learning more "on the job" as well as
gaining certifications?
I already have a M.S. in C.S. from Illinois, so the degree would not
be as prestigious, though that is not the sole aim point.
Brad
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