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Certified in Cybersecurity 
SSCP 
CISSP 
CISSP Concentrations CISSP – The World's Premier Cybersecurity Certification
Become a CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Accelerate your cybersecurity career with the CISSP certification.
Earning the CISSP proves you have what it takes to effectively design, implement and manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program. With a CISSP, you validate your expertise and become an (ISC)² member, unlocking a broad array of exclusive resources, educational tools, and peer-to-peer networking opportunities.
Prove your skills, advance your career, help earn the salary you want and gain the support of a community of cybersecurity leaders here to support you throughout your career.
First step: become an (ISC)² Candidate
Start strong on your path to CISSP certification as an (ISC)² Candidate. You’ll save 20% on Official (ISC)² Online Instructor-Led Training so you can start preparing for the exam. You’ll also access a long list of career-building benefits, including:
- Professional development
- Events
- Peer-to-peer networking
- Volunteer opportunities and more!
Sign up now. Your first year is free — no cost to you.*
*If you choose to renew after the first year, U.S. $50 due annually.
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Free CISSP Ultimate Guide
Get everything you need to know about preparing for the CISSP exam, including:
- Why you should get certified
- CISSP Fast Facts
- What to expect on the exam
- How to prepare for the exam
- Value of (ISC)² certification
Your Pathway to Certification
- 1 Ensure the CISSP is Right for You
- 2 Register and Prepare for the Exam
- 3 Get Certified
- 4 Become an (ISC)² Member
Who Earns the CISSP?
The CISSP is ideal for experienced security practitioners, managers and executives interested in proving their knowledge across a wide array of security practices and principles, including those in the following positions:
- Chief Information Security Officer
- Chief Information Officer
- Director of Security
- IT Director/Manager
- Security Systems Engineer
- Security Analyst
- Security Manager
- Security Auditor
- Security Architect
- Security Consultant
- Network Architect
Work in government? See how the CISSP meets the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 8570.1.
…But It’s Not for Everyone
The CISSP isn’t the best option for every cybersecurity professional. Before you start down your certification path, make sure you aren’t missing an opportunity to pursue a certification more aligned with your immediate career goals.
Our broad portfolio of accredited security certifications, include:
Entry-level Certification
IT/ICT Security Administration
Cloud Security
Security Assessment and Authorization
Secure Software
Development
Healthcare Security & Privacy
What to Expect on the CISSP Exam
The CISSP exam outline provides details on the eight domains covered by the examination.
CISSP Domains
- Domain 1. Security and Risk Management
- Domain 2. Asset Security
- Domain 3. Security Architecture and Engineering
- Domain 4. Communication and Network Security
- Domain 5. Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Domain 6. Security Assessment and Testing
- Domain 7. Security Operations
- Domain 8. Software Development Security
View the CISSP Exam Outline to review the domains and weights, as well as translated versions.
Register for Your CISSP Exam
Don’t wait. If you’re ready to pursue the CISSP certification, commit yourself now by registering for the exam.
Schedule your exam by creating an account with Pearson VUE, the leading provider of global, computer-based testing for certification and licensure exams. You can find details on testing locations, policies, accommodations and more on their website.
AI-driven Adaptive Learning for CISSP
Experience next-level learning with Official (ISC)² Online Self-Paced CISSP Training – now adaptive so you know exactly where to focus your study plan.
Get CISSP Training that's Right for You
With self-paced or instructor-led online and classroom courses, (ISC)² has a training option to fit your schedule and learning style. Trainings, seminars, courseware and self-study aids directly from (ISC)² or one of our many Official Training Providers help you get ready for the rigorous CISSP exam by reviewing relevant domains and topics. Visit the (ISC)² Training Finder to register for the course that best meets your needs, including:
(ISC)² Self-Study Tools Keep Your Skills Sharp
Studying on your own or looking for a supplement to your seminar courseware? Check out our official self-study tools:
- Official textbooks: What you need to know to be successful and review relevant domains.
- Official study guides: Strengthen your knowledge in a specific domain and get in more exam practice time.
- Official practice tests: Take full practice tests.
Gain the Necessary Work Experience
To qualify for this cybersecurity certification, you must pass the exam and have at least five years of cumulative, paid work experience in two or more of the eight domains of the (ISC)² CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).
Learn more about CISSP Experience Requirements and how you may be able to satisfy one year of required work experience with a relevant four-year college degree or if you hold an approved credential.
Don’t have enough experience yet? You can still pass the CISSP exam and become an Associate of (ISC)² while you earn the required work experience.
Complete the Certification Application Process
Once you receive notification informing you that you have successfully passed the exam, you can start the online certification application process. This process attests that your assertions regarding professional experience are true, that you are in good standing within the cybersecurity industry. It also contains the agreements to abide by the (ISC)² Code of Ethics and privacy policy.
Agree to the (ISC)² Code of Ethics
All information security professionals who are certified by (ISC)² recognize that such certification is a privilege that must be both earned and maintained. All (ISC)² members are required to commit to fully support (ISC)² Code of Ethics Canons:
- Protect society, the common good, necessary public trust and confidence, and the infrastructure.
- Act honorably, honestly, justly, responsibly, and legally.
- Provide diligent and competent service to principles.
- Advance and protect the profession.
Pay Your First Annual Maintenance Fee
Annual Maintenance Fees (AMFs) are used by (ISC)² to support the costs of maintaining the (ISC)² certifications and related support systems.
Certified Members AMFs
(ISC)² certified members pay a single AMF of U.S. $125 which is due each year upon the anniversary of their certification date. Members only pay a single AMF of U.S. $125 regardless of how many certifications they earn. AMFs for members with multiple certifications are due on their earliest certification anniversary.
Associates of (ISC)² AMFs
Associates of (ISC)² pay an AMF of U.S. $50 which is due each year upon the anniversary of achieving their associate status.
Join A Global Community Of Cybersecurity Leaders
Once you are certified and become an (ISC)² member, you’re a part of a global community of certified cybersecurity professionals focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. In addition to that extensive network, a wealth of continuing education opportunities help you keep your skills sharp, informed of the latest trends and best practices, and ensures your expertise remains relevant throughout your career. Learn more about (ISC)² member benefits.
The CISSP is ideal for experienced security practitioners, managers and executives interested in proving their knowledge across a wide array of security practices and principles, including those in the following positions:
- Chief Information Security Officer
- Chief Information Officer
- Director of Security
- IT Director/Manager
- Security Systems Engineer
- Security Analyst
- Security Manager
- Security Auditor
- Security Architect
- Security Consultant
- Network Architect
Work in government? See how the CISSP meets the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Directive 8570.1.
…But It’s Not for Everyone
The CISSP isn’t the best option for every cybersecurity professional. Before you start down your certification path, make sure you aren’t missing an opportunity to pursue a certification more aligned with your immediate career goals.
Our broad portfolio of accredited security certifications, include:
Entry-level Certification
IT/ICT Security Administration
Cloud Security
Security Assessment and Authorization
Secure Software
Development
Healthcare Security & Privacy
The CISSP exam outline provides details on the eight domains covered by the examination.
CISSP Domains
- Domain 1. Security and Risk Management
- Domain 2. Asset Security
- Domain 3. Security Architecture and Engineering
- Domain 4. Communication and Network Security
- Domain 5. Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Domain 6. Security Assessment and Testing
- Domain 7. Security Operations
- Domain 8. Software Development Security
View the CISSP Exam Outline to review the domains and weights, as well as translated versions.
Register for Your CISSP Exam
Don’t wait. If you’re ready to pursue the CISSP certification, commit yourself now by registering for the exam.
Schedule your exam by creating an account with Pearson VUE, the leading provider of global, computer-based testing for certification and licensure exams. You can find details on testing locations, policies, accommodations and more on their website.
AI-driven Adaptive Learning for CISSP
Experience next-level learning with Official (ISC)² Online Self-Paced CISSP Training – now adaptive so you know exactly where to focus your study plan.
Get CISSP Training that's Right for You
With self-paced or instructor-led online and classroom courses, (ISC)² has a training option to fit your schedule and learning style. Trainings, seminars, courseware and self-study aids directly from (ISC)² or one of our many Official Training Providers help you get ready for the rigorous CISSP exam by reviewing relevant domains and topics. Visit the (ISC)² Training Finder to register for the course that best meets your needs, including:
(ISC)² Self-Study Tools Keep Your Skills Sharp
Studying on your own or looking for a supplement to your seminar courseware? Check out our official self-study tools:
- Official textbooks: What you need to know to be successful and review relevant domains.
- Official study guides: Strengthen your knowledge in a specific domain and get in more exam practice time.
- Official practice tests: Take full practice tests.
To qualify for this cybersecurity certification, you must pass the exam and have at least five years of cumulative, paid work experience in two or more of the eight domains of the (ISC)² CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).
Learn more about CISSP Experience Requirements and how you may be able to satisfy one year of required work experience with a relevant four-year college degree or if you hold an approved credential.
Don’t have enough experience yet? You can still pass the CISSP exam and become an Associate of (ISC)² while you earn the required work experience.
Complete the Certification Application Process
Once you receive notification informing you that you have successfully passed the exam, you can start the online certification application process. This process attests that your assertions regarding professional experience are true, that you are in good standing within the cybersecurity industry. It also contains the agreements to abide by the (ISC)² Code of Ethics and privacy policy.
Agree to the (ISC)² Code of Ethics
All information security professionals who are certified by (ISC)² recognize that such certification is a privilege that must be both earned and maintained. All (ISC)² members are required to commit to fully support (ISC)² Code of Ethics Canons:
- Protect society, the common good, necessary public trust and confidence, and the infrastructure.
- Act honorably, honestly, justly, responsibly, and legally.
- Provide diligent and competent service to principles.
- Advance and protect the profession.
Pay Your First Annual Maintenance Fee
Annual Maintenance Fees (AMFs) are used by (ISC)² to support the costs of maintaining the (ISC)² certifications and related support systems.
Certified Members AMFs
(ISC)² certified members pay a single AMF of U.S. $125 which is due each year upon the anniversary of their certification date. Members only pay a single AMF of U.S. $125 regardless of how many certifications they earn. AMFs for members with multiple certifications are due on their earliest certification anniversary.
Associates of (ISC)² AMFs
Associates of (ISC)² pay an AMF of U.S. $50 which is due each year upon the anniversary of achieving their associate status.
Once you are certified and become an (ISC)² member, you’re a part of a global community of certified cybersecurity professionals focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. In addition to that extensive network, a wealth of continuing education opportunities help you keep your skills sharp, informed of the latest trends and best practices, and ensures your expertise remains relevant throughout your career. Learn more about (ISC)² member benefits.
Interested in CISSP certification for your team? Learn more about (ISC)² Enterprise Solutions.
Did you know? Our certifications are accredited, recognized and endorsed by leading organizations around the world.
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