[Translate to English:] Информационная безопасность (ускоренная форма обучения)


Admission is based on a high school diploma.

Field of Study: Information Security Analytics

Form of Education: Full-time

Payment Type: Contract-based

Tuition Fees:

  • For citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic –

  • For foreign citizens – see the KSTU Price List

Qualification: Bachelor's degree (3 years)

Department: Software of Computer Systems

The Bachelor’s program combines several specializations. Students receive fundamental training in computer science and information security, which can later be supplemented with specialized knowledge at the master's and doctoral levels. The curriculum includes mandatory courses such as the basics of information security, hardware of computing systems, software and hardware security tools, cryptographic methods of information protection, organizational and legal aspects of information security, and more.

Information security specialists are now employed in companies across almost all industries. They conduct security assessments and analysis to identify risks of information leaks. They develop optimal protection models against external threats (mainly from malicious software). They are responsible for acquiring, installing, and maintaining specialized security systems. Additionally, they support and upgrade existing security systems.

CAREER PROSPECTS:

Information security specialists have become one of the most in-demand IT professions in recent years. This trend is not expected to change anytime soon—on the contrary, the demand is expected to grow due to advancements in information technology, the rise of remote work, and the transition to digital data. The key skills required for this profession include attention to detail, quick analytical thinking, and strong software proficiency. For professionals in this field, the future looks promising.

DEMAND:

The demand for information security specialists continues to rise each year. Following the pandemic, global companies announced their plans to expand their cybersecurity teams, which is understandable. Government agencies are developing interdepartmental electronic communication—making these specialists essential. Banks are actively implementing online banking—again, requiring security experts. Insurance companies verify client histories through databases—highlighting the need for cybersecurity professionals in this sector as well. No matter the industry, such specialists are crucial in safeguarding an organization’s information and communication infrastructure.

However, it is important to note that the responsibilities of an information security specialist will vary depending on whether they work in a small company or a government corporation. This should be taken into account when choosing education and employment opportunities.