Organizations have become increasingly dependent on information technology as a fundamental enabler of their business activities. Today, even small interruptions or disturbances in the functions of this technology may bring disastrous losses in processing revenue and recording assets. Yet the risk profile of this technology has grown as widespread networking increases electronic access to organizational information resources. While a vast array of security technology is available, management must have the principles, knowledge and skills to decide when and whether to reduce the IT risks through the deployment of appropriate technical solutions, through the diversification of risk across organizational systems or through risk financing.
MBA students who complete this career path will earn concentrations in both Information Systems and Risk Management and Insurance.
MBA 8135, (3.0) Corporate Finance
RMI 8050, (3.0) Risk Management Modeling
RMI 8150, (3.0) Corporate Risk Management
RMI 8370, (3.0) Financial Risk Management
CIS 8020, (3.0) Systems Integration
CIS 8080/ACCT 8680, (3.0) Security and Privacy of Information and Information Systems
CIS 8100, (3.0) Management of Information Services
CIS 8000, (3.0) IT Project Management
RMI Elective
Dr. Carl Stucke, 404-413-7379, cstucke@gsu.edu
