Cyber capability, education and training
Cyber capability, education and training
As the true entry point to career excellence, a CGRC starts newcomers on their path to Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance and future leadership roles.
Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC) cybersecurity professionals have the knowledge and skills to integrate governance, performance management, risk management and regulatory compliance within the organization while helping the organization achieve objectives, address uncertainty and act with integrity. CGRC professionals align IT goals with organizational objectives as they manage cyber risks and achieve regulatory needs. They utilize frameworks to integrate security and privacy with the organization’s overall objectives, allowing stakeholders to make informed decisions regarding data security and privacy risks.
Exam Availability: English | Testing Centre: Pearson VUE
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See alternate Associate pathway for those who do not yet meet experience requirement
Find a local Pearson VUE Test Center and register for the exam at www.pearsonvue.com/isc2
Earn and submit a minimum of 30 CPEs each year; 90 CPEs by the end of the 3-year recertification cycle Pay the annual maintenance fee of $125, due each year upon the anniversary of the certification date (if member holds more than one, whichever anniversary date comes first). Members only pay a single AMF of $125 regardless of how many certifications they hold.
Proves understanding of regulations and strategies for data privacy and risk management processes and procedures. Helps professionals stand out and be more competitive worldwide.
Can bolster career advancement and versatility, creating more choice in assignments for many.
Expands knowledge and keeps professionals up-to-date on industry standards, frameworks, regulations, requirements and risks.
Can lead to increases in salary. On average, (ISC)² members report having salaries 35% higher than non-members.
Helps professionals effectively manage IT and security risks, reduce costs and meet compliance requirements, resulting in the prevention of reputational and financial losses.
Helps promote the consistent use of frameworks, informed decision-making and optimal performance through an integrated view of the organization’s risk management practices.
Promotes continuous collaboration and enhances the ability to respond to risks strategically.
Increases organizational integrity in the eyes of clients and other stakeholders.
Meets certification mandates for service providers and subcontractors.
Ensures professionals remain up-to-date on emerging and changing technologies, as well as security issues related to these technologies, through continuing professional education requirements.
Helps prevent compliance violations and data breaches and ensure compliance with government and industry regulations (DoD 8570.01 approved).
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