The idea of a "computer security undergrad degree" is pretty silly; I'd expect it of a 2-year for-profit school like DeVry or maybe University of Phoenix, not a

The idea of a "computer security undergrad degree" is pretty silly; I'd expect it of a 2-year for-profit school like DeVry or maybe University of Phoenix, not a real 4-year school. It's great to have some courses in various parts of computer security, but being a good developer is a better entre into appsec, and being a good CSE and thus going into networking (ideally, through a combination of vendor training and hands-on; it's more an ops thing than a pure architecture thing) is a better way into netsec. EE for hardware security. etc. I don't actually know of any non-crappy schools with a "security degree".