The International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2)

Global Cybersecurity Certification Organization

What is The International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2)?

ISC2 (International Information System Security Certification Consortium) is a global organization that provides cybersecurity certifications and promotes best practices in information security. It is best known for certifications such as CISSP.

ISC2 focuses on advancing professional standards and supporting cybersecurity leadership.

What does ISC2 do?

ISC2 defines and maintains globally recognized cybersecurity certifications, establishes professional standards, and promotes best practices across the industry. It develops structured knowledge frameworks that guide security professionals in areas such as governance, risk management, and security architecture.

For organizations, ISC2 supports workforce development by providing a consistent benchmark for skills and expertise. From a CISO perspective, it helps build credible, well-trained security teams, aligns capabilities with industry expectations, and reinforces a culture of continuous learning and professional accountability.

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