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PAID ADVERTISEMENT CISSP Concentrations ® The Apex of a Career in Information Security After you have become established in your career and acquired CISSP certification, you may be asking yourself, what next? Do you want to investigate senior positions within a larger enterprise? Does this type of career move demand a higher degree of specialization in a particular field? Or do you simply have a passion for knowledge of information security? Are there spheres of the profession where you would like to gain greater experience? If these questions have crossed your mind, you should probably be thinking about CISSP Concentrations: ISSAP®, ISSEP® and ISSMP®. For experienced information security professionals with valid CISSP credentials, attaining an (ISC)2® Concentration raises your knowledge of information security to expert level. Plus, you get all the respect and prestige that goes with it. Information Systems Security Architecture Professional CISSP-ISSAP understands the technical limitations and the need to run security as a project and that an effective security program requires careful planning, design, monitoring and implementation of technologies. CISSP-ISSAP Requirements: • Be a CISSP in good standing • Pass the CISSP-ISSAP examination • Demonstrate two years of professional experience in the area of architecture • Maintain the appropriate CPE requirements The six domains of the CISSP-ISSAP CBK® are: • Access Control Systems and Methodology • Cryptography • Physical Security Integration • Requirements Analysis and Security Standards, Guidelines, Criteria • Technology Related Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) • Telecommunications and Network Security CISSP-ISSAP® CISSP-ISSEP® Information Systems Security Engineering Professional Developed in conjunction with the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), CISSP-ISSEP is a very valuable tool for any systems security engineering professional and is the guide for the incorporation of security into projects, applications, business processes and all information systems. CISSP-ISSEP Requirements: • Be a CISSP in good standing • Pass the CISSP-ISSEP examination • Maintain the appropriate CPE requirements The four domains of the CISSP-ISSEP CBK are: • Systems Security Engineering • Certification and Accreditation • Technical Management • U.S. Government Information Assurance Regulations 14

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Certification - November 2008

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