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LogoutWhile most cybersecurity professionals have at least a bachelor’s degree in computer science, many employers prefer applicants who have a certification to demonstrate their understanding of best practices. There are hundreds of different certifications to choose from, ranging from generic to vendor-specific, entry-level to advanced.
It’s critical to discover a certification that will provide you with a competitive advantage in your field before investing your money and effort in it.
Certified information systems security professional
The cybersecurity professional organisation (ISC)2’s CISSP certification is one of the most sought-after qualifications in the business. Earning your CISSP proves that you have IT security experience and can plan, execute, and manage a cybersecurity programme.
This advanced certification is for security professionals who want to take their professions to the next level.
Certified information systems auditor
This certification from the ISACA (Institute of Supply Chain Management) helps you demonstrate your experience in identifying security vulnerabilities, devising and implementing controls, and reporting on compliance. It’s one of the most well-known qualifications in the field of cybersecurity auditing.
The CISA is for IT professionals in their mid-career who want to advance.
Certified Information Security Manager
You can certify your knowledge in the management side of information security with the CISM certification from ISACA, which covers issues like governance, programme creation, and programme, incident, and risk management.
Earning your CISM might be a smart choice if you want to go from the technical to the managerial side of cybersecurity.