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Certified Information Systems Security Professional

Certified Information Systems Security Professional

(also CISSP)

Certified Information Systems Security Professional definition

CISSP stands for Certified Information Systems Security Professional. It's a respected global certification in cybersecurity offered by (ISC)².

Those who earn CISSP demonstrate expertise in eight key areas of information security:

  • Managing security risks
  • Protecting assets
  • Designing secure architecture
  • Securing networks and communications
  • Managing identity and access
  • Conducting security assessments and tests
  • Handling security operations
  • Securing software development

To get CISSP:

  • You need five years of relevant work experience in at least two of these areas. But, a related college degree or another certification can reduce this by a year.
  • You have to pass a challenging exam covering these domains.
  • Once you pass, an existing (ISC)²-certified professional must vouch for you.
  • To keep the CISSP status, you need to continue learning in the field and renew the certification every three years.
  • Having a CISSP can boost a career in cybersecurity, marking the holder as a knowledgeable professional in the field.