| Modality | Blended |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1 Year |
| Language | Spanish |
| Places available | 30 |
| Credits | 60-ECTS |
| Start Date | 23 February 2027 |
| Schedule | Online and some Saturdays on campus from 9h to 18:30h |
| Location | Barcelona |
What if you could lead cybersecurity beyond technology?
Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical issue. Today, it is part of the strategic decisions that determine the continuity, reputation and competitiveness of any organisation.
The University Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity Management at La Salle-URL prepares you to lead digital security through a comprehensive vision that connects technology, business, risk management, regulation, people and artificial intelligence.
What will you learn?
- Design cybersecurity strategies aligned with the organisation’s objectives.
- Manage digital risks and business continuity.
- Lead security teams and projects.
- Manage incidents and crisis situations.
- Understand the impact of artificial intelligence on digital security.
- Apply regulatory and compliance frameworks.
- Protect critical infrastructures and complex environments.
- Communicate technological risks to senior management profiles.
This master’s degree is designed for:
- IT professionals looking to take on leadership positions.
- Systems and technology managers.
- Compliance and risk management professionals.
- Specialist consultants.
- Business profiles managing digital transformation.
- Professionals who want to progress towards positions such as CISO or cybersecurity leadership roles.
Digital security is now a strategic priority
In an environment shaped by artificial intelligence, hyperconnectivity, digitalisation and new regulatory frameworks such as the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, cybersecurity has a direct impact on the operational continuity, reputation and trust of organisations.
That is why companies need professionals capable of connecting cybersecurity with business strategy, risk management, regulatory compliance and decision-making under pressure.
The Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity Management at La Salle-URL trains leaders prepared to manage digital security from a strategic, technical and human perspective. It is a programme connected to professional reality and enriched by students linked to organisations such as NTT DATA, PwC, Grifols, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona and TV3.
In addition, its in-person seminars are updated every year to address emerging challenges such as:
- Incident response.
- Crisis management.
- Digital forensic investigation.
- Team leadership.
- Creation of a Disaster Recovery Plan.
- Project Management applied to cybersecurity.
- The impact of AI on organisational security.
Why study at La Salle-URL?
Because the future needs leaders capable of making decisions when uncertainty becomes risk.
Learn through real situations
You will work with practical cases, crisis scenarios, simulations and challenges inspired by real situations in the field of cybersecurity.
Leadership beyond technology
You will develop the management, communication, strategy and decision-making skills needed to progress towards leadership positions.
AI and new digital risks
You will understand how artificial intelligence is transforming both threats and organisational protection strategies.
Cross-disciplinary vision
You will integrate technological, legal, regulatory and business knowledge to approach cybersecurity from a 360-degree perspective.
Faculty connected to industry
You will learn from professionals currently working in leading companies, who bring real-world experience into the classroom.
The La Salle-URL experience
You will have access to an international community with career services, networking, events, an employment portal and the Alumni network.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity Management (FAQS)
What is a Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity Management?
It is a programme focused on managing an organisation’s digital security from a strategic perspective, integrating technology, business, regulation, risk management and leadership.
What is the difference between a technical profile and a Cybersecurity Director?
While a technical profile focuses on implementing and operating security solutions, a Cybersecurity Director leads the strategy, risk management, governance and decision-making related to digital security.
Do I need technical knowledge to study this master’s degree?
Not necessarily. The programme is designed for profiles from technology, legal, compliance, management or business backgrounds who want to specialise in cybersecurity leadership and strategy.
What career opportunities does Cybersecurity Management offer?
The main positions include: Chief Information Security Officer, CISO, bersecurity Manager, Information Security Manager, Technology Risk Manager, Cybersecurity Consultant, Digital Compliance Manager or Business Continuity Manager.
How is artificial intelligence impacting cybersecurity?
Artificial intelligence is transforming both threat detection and response, as well as the techniques used by cybercriminals. Understanding this new scenario is essential to designing effective protection strategies.
What makes La Salle-URL’s Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity Management different?
Its managerial and cross-disciplinary approach. The programme combines strategy, risk management, leadership, regulation, business and artificial intelligence to train professionals capable of leading digital security in complex organisations.
How does the blended learning format work?
The programme combines live online sessions with in-person seminars in Barcelona, making it possible to balance learning with professional activity while still benefiting from networking and practical experience.
Why study Cybersecurity Management in 2026?
Because digital security has become a strategic priority for companies, public administrations and critical infrastructures. The demand for profiles capable of leading digital risk management continues to grow globally.