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Information Systems Security Management Professional

 
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Information Systems Security Management Professional is an independent information security certification concentration of the CISSP governed by the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (commonly known as (ISC)2).

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Certification subject matter

This concentration contains deeper managerial elements such as project management, risk management, setting up and delivering a security awareness program, and managing a Business Continuity Planning program. A CISSP-ISSMP establishes, presents, and governs information security policies and procedures that are supportive to overall business goals, rather than a drain on resources. Typically the CISSP-ISSMP certification holder or candidate will be responsible for constructing the framework of the information security department and define the means of supporting the group internally. [1]

ISSMP domains

The major domains of the CBK covered by ISSMP certification are:

  • Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) and Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP)
  • Enterprise Security Management Practices
  • Enterprise-wide System Development Security
  • Law, Investigations, Forensics, and Ethics
  • Overseeing Compliance of Operations Security

Requirements

According to the (ISC)2 Information Systems Security Management Professional (ISSMP) Candidate

Information Bulletin, candidates for the ISSMP must meet the following requirements:

  • Be a CISSP in good standing
  • Demonstrate two years of professional experience in the area of management
  • Pass the ISSMP exam
  • Adhering to the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics[2].

Specialized concentrations

Passing a concentration examination demonstrates proven capabilities and subject-matter expertise beyond that required for the CISSP credentials. The other two current concentrations for CISSPs include the:

  • ISSAP, Concentration in Architecture
  • ISSEP, Concentration in Engineering

For all concentrations an official (ISC)2 training is available.[3]

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