A key focus of Smart Cyber Systems at our school is the development of secure software. You will learn everything from the fundamentals of modern programming to the implementation of large-scale, security-critical systems such as online stores or booking platforms. We place special emphasis on secure architecture, clean coding practices, and the protection of sensitive data.

It goes without saying that Artificial Intelligence is exciting. But when AI meets Cyber Security, things get truly fascinating. We dive into topics like Jailbreaking, Prompt Injection, AI vs. AI, and much more. To help you become a pro, we focus on hands-on practical exercises. By the end, building and using secure AI will be second nature to you.

Another key focus is the intensive study of Cyber Security and the use of Artificial Intelligence in database management. After all, what is a large-scale software program without the ability to not only store data securely but also analyze it intelligently? You will learn how to structure, create, and maintain databases that are optimally protected against attacks and enable AI-driven insights.

Cyberattacks don’t stop at smartphones, tablets, or smartwatches. In WMC, you’ll learn how to develop software for these devices that is resilient and secure against such threats.

Every computer program is created within a project, and these projects can get quite large. Teams of 20, 50, or even 100 people are not uncommon. How do you collaborate effectively in a software project, and what does it take to avoid total chaos? In SYP, you’ll have the opportunity to gain your first hands-on project experience and find the answers to these questions.

Cyber Security isn’t just about computers; it’s about the world around them. Fascinating questions arise: Who is allowed into specific areas of a company? Who is responsible for what when a cyberattack is detected? There are also laws and regulations that every professional must know. In BWM, you will master these legal frameworks and organizational processes.

To find and close security vulnerabilities, you must understand how a computer's components work together and how the operating system manages programs, permissions, and resources like memory. In CABS, you will learn these fundamentals to analyze attacks at the lowest level, secure critical systems, and develop powerful defense mechanisms.