For those of you who are interested, AMU has recently launched a new MS program in Cybersecurity Studies. No electives in the program, nor are there concentrations at this time, but it seems to have a pretty good spread of policy and technical related courses. EDMG600 Emergency Management Perspectives on Cybersecurity HLSS505 Security Risk Management INTL647 Cyber Intelligence ISSC621 Computer Forensics ISSC630 Advanced Cybercrime Analysis ISSC641 Telecommunications and Network Security ISSC642 Intrusion Detection and Incident Handling ISSC660 Information Assurance ITCC500 Research Methods in Information Systems and Technology LSTD517 Law, Ethics and Cybersecurity NSEC506 Cyber Policy and Practice in National Security AMU Degree Program: Master of Science in Cybersecurity Studies
They do have some pretty interesting degree programs. I'm not sure how well regarded they are though. I mean outside of DL circles of course.
It looks very impressive and it is a real world job skill. UMUC has a faculty vacency for someone to teach that very thing.
One of the heads of the Cybersecurity Policy program from UMUC left there to go to APUS to stand up their program. I think the APUS campus is okay outside of DL circles, but you have to take it for what it is; a university for people already established in their fields, but don't have a degree. The academic rigor doesn't stack up against big-name public schools, but they do have some great professors, and you will do work for your degree.