Computer Programming

Graduates of the Information Security Technology Program can work in various fields related to information system security in the public and private sectors. Graduates with the title "Information Security Technician" can be employed in the following areas:

Public Institutions and Organizations: IT departments, e-government infrastructure, IT security departments of municipalities and ministries.

Private Sector: Banks, insurance companies, telecommunications companies, software and hardware companies, data centers, cloud service providers, cybersecurity consulting companies.

Freelance/Entrepreneurship: Opening your own cybersecurity consulting office and providing penetration testing and security auditing services.

Technical Positions:

System and Network Security Technician

Information Security Technician

Cyber ​​Incident Response (SOC) Technician

Penetration Test Support Personnel

Security Policy and Risk Analysis Practitioner

Furthermore, graduates can continue their professional development by transferring to undergraduate programs through the DGS (Diploma Entrance Exam) and advance to higher-level positions such as information security specialist/engineer.