Kris Rowley

Kris Rowley is a digital information security specialist. He was the chief information security officer for the state of Vermont for seven years prior to joining Norwich's faculty as a full-time professor. He has taught information security full-time for the past ten years at Norwich University. He has also taught as an adjunct professor for 12 years both at Norwich University and the Community College of Vermont. He has taught in both traditional classroom and online environments and holds two undergraduate degrees from Norwich University: a Bachelor of Science in business administration with a concentration in management and a Bachelor of Science in computer information systems. 

Rowly earned his Master of Science in information assurance from Norwich University in 2006 and is a member of the ACM and a member of the Upsilon Pi Epsilon honor society of Norwich University. He has published several articles in industry publications and won the Computer World Honors Laureate for his work in digital security. Rowley maintains connections with industry leads, such as the Department of Homeland Security, FBI, State of Vermont security departments and security organizations.
 

M.S. Information Assurance, Norwich University
BS Business Administration-Management, Norwich University
BS Computer Information Systems, Norwich University
A.S. Computer Science, Community College of Vermont

IA241 Cyber Law and Cyber Crime
IA342 Management of Information Assurance
CS120 Business Applications and Problem Solving Techniques
CS300 Management of Information Systems
CS301 Software Engineering
CS410 Internships, CS100 Introduction to Cyber Security