AFTER PASSING THE CISSP EXAM

After passing the CISSP exam, (ISC)2 will ask CISSP test taker to supply their endorsement documentation supported by an endorser/sponsor.

For the endorsement, the application must be endorsed & digitally signed by an (ISC)2 certified professional.

The (ISC)2 certified professional is anyone who:

ü Is able to attest to test taker professional experience

ü Is an active (ISC)2 credential holder in good standing.

This will proof that the test taker indeed has the type of experience required to obtain this certification.

The endorser/sponsor must sign the test taker endorsement document vouching for the security experience the test taker is submitting.

The endorsed/sponsor will attest that the test taker assertions regarding professional experience are true to the best of the endorser’s/sponsor’s knowledge, & that the test taker are in good standing within the cybersecurity industry.

So, the test taker has to be sure about his/her endorser/sponsor prior to registering for the exam & providing payment.

The test taker will need the endorser’s member/certification number when filling out the online application.

Group of CISSP test takers are selected as sample at random for auditing after passing the CISSP exam.

The audit consists of individuals from (ISC)2 calling on the candidate endorsers/sponsors & contacts to verify the test taker’s related experience.

Once CISSP test taker endorsement application has been approved, the final step in the process is to pay first Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF).

All candidates who pass an (ISC)2 credential examination must complete the endorsement process within a time period of no longer than 9 months.

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