(ISC)2 Certification Information - CISSP ISC2:00023977

Inbox x Jun 10 (8 days ago)

(ISC)2 Customer Support to me

Lynn Verbrugge, CISSP 11918 Autumn Lakes Dr Maryland Heights, MO 63043 United States Certificate/ID Number: 425703 Cycle Start Date: Jul 01, 2013 Cycle End Date: Jun 30, 2016

Dear Lynn Verbrugge, Congratulations! It gives me great pleasure to be the first to address you with the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) designation! Based upon your examination results, a review of your application and acceptance of your endorsement, the (ISC)2 Board of Directors award you with the CISSP Certification. Your ID card and certificate will be shipped to the address above within eight weeks.

Certification cycle
Your three-year certification cycle begins on Jul 01, 2013 and ends on Jun 30, 2016. You may not claim CPE credits for activities that occurred prior to your certification cycle start date. You may use the CISSP designation from this day forward, subject to the (ISC)2 Logo Guidelines (www.isc2.org/logo-usage) - as long as your certification remains in good standing. Please review the following information carefully to ensure you understand membership renewal requirements and to learn about special member benefits. By virtue of becoming certified by (ISC)2, you are a member of the (ISC)2 Electorate and have certain voting privileges that are specified in the (ISC)2 Bylaws.

(ISC)2 Member Website Access

All (ISC)2 members have secure access to the (ISC)2 Member Website. This is where you maintain your personal contact information, pay your Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF) and view and submit your

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits, which are detailed in the next section. To access the (ISC)2 Member Website, log on to www.isc2.org using the primary email address you provided during registration as your user name.

Maintaining Your Credential in "Good Standing"

To maintain your certification, you are required to earn 120 CPE credits and pay Annual Maintenance Fees before Jun 30, 2016. Annual and Three-Year Cycle Requirements: Annual CPE Requirement: 20 Domain-Related (Group A) CPE credits earned / submitted Three-year Certification Cycle CPE Requirement: 120 CPE credits earned / submitted Out of the required 120 CPEs, 80 CPEs must be Domain-Related Group A, which includes the annual CPE requirement. The remaining 40 CPES can be either Domain-Related Group A CPEs or General Education Group B CPEs. For more information about CPEs, please refer to the CPE Guidelines at www.isc2.org/cpe-policies. Also in order to maintain your CISSP certification, you are required to pay an Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF) of US$85 at the end of each year that you are certified. Hence, AMF payments are always due/paid for the previous year in which you held the CISSP. Each year (ISC)2 will send you an invoice, via email, approximately 30 days before your AMF due date. You may view your account summary by logging in to the (ISC)2 Member Website and clicking My Profile > My Account.

Renewing Your Certification

If at the end of your three-year certification cycle you submitted the required 120 CPE credits, paid all AMFs in full and continuously abided by the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics, your CISSP certification will be automatically renewed for another three-year cycle. You will receive a new ID card and certificate bearing the expiration date of your renewed certification cycle.

Member Benefits
(ISC)2 appreciates the hard work and efforts that you put forth to earn your CISSP certification, which is an important step in your information security career. As an (ISC)2 member you have access to a wide range of services and benefits, some of which include: For more information: https://www.isc2.org/member-resources.aspx (ISC)2 Chapters - Network with peers and exchange knowledge with fellow (ISC)2 members and other security specialists in your local community by joining an (ISC)2 Chapter. Chapters offer convenient education opportunities, promote awareness of the information security profession, and provide occasions to converse with industry professionals through knowledge sharing activities. To join or start a local (ISC)2 Chapter: www.isc2.org/chapters. (ISC)2 e-Symposia are free, monthly half-day programs featuring industry topics, conveniently accessible from your computer at work or home. e-Symposia are an easy way to earn CPEs and stay on top of the latest industry developments. For more information: www.isc2.org/e-symposium. (ISC)2 InfoSecurity Professional Magazine is an (ISC)2 members-only online publication distributed quarterly containing articles about current industry topics, happenings within (ISC)2 and industry events. CPE opportunities are available by reading and completing quizzes for each issue.

 Local Information Security Education Events consist of live, one-day events free to members and multiple-day events with a reduced fee for members, hosted worldwide by (ISC)2. For more details and current schedule: www.isc2.org/events. InterSeC - (ISC)2s professional networking site is a great tool for finding other information security professionals around the world who share your interests, while facilitating discussion and interaction. To join InterSeC, sign in on the (ISC)2 Member Home Page (http://members.isc2.org) and click on the InterSeC logo. Member Receptions Held in conjunction with conferences around the world, receptions are complimentary and affords you the opportunity to network and exchange ideas with (ISC)2 certified members and (ISC)2 staff. Career Tools Search for jobs which are posted daily on our Website by individuals, organizations and companies from around the world. Post your resume and track how many times employers review it. You may also save job posts and set up job alerts. Sign in on the Member Home Page (http://members.isc2.org) and click Career Tools to access these resources. The (ISC)2 Journal The Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective is the official bi-monthly journal of (ISC)2. Members pay only US$45 for a one year subscription. To subscribe: www.isc2.org/isc2-journal.aspx. To submit articles: journaleditor@isc2.org.

Ensure You Receive Important (ISC)2 Emails Regarding Your Certification

(ISC)2 sends invoices and important certification renewal news, in addition to other Official communications, exclusively via EMAIL. Please review your Account Profile regularly to confirm that (ISC)2 has your current contact information. It is your responsibility to keep your Account Profile information up-to-date, including a valid email address. To ensure you receive critical information regarding your credential, please make any necessary changes to your spam filters, ask your ISP to accept emails from the isc2.org domain, or provide (ISC)2 with an email account that has no such restrictions.

Member Support
If you have any questions about your new certification or need assistance accessing your account, Member Services is available to assist you by email, telephone or live chat. Member Services Advisors are available Monday through Friday 8am 5pm (Eastern Time) at 866-331ISC2 (4722), option 5 in the USA or 727-785-0189, option 5 outside of the USA. You can also submit your inquiry or request to membersupport@isc2.org for assistance. Please allow up to three business days for a response to your email. To contact member support by live chat, sign in on the Member Home Page and click the Live Chat button. Again, congratulations on becoming a CISSP! You are now part of an elite network of professionals recognized around the world, an achievement of which you can be proud. We're pleased to have you as a member and look forward to supporting you. Best regards, On behalf of the (ISC)2 Board of Directors, Freddy Tan, CISSP, Chairperson