Be on the Cutting Edge of Cloud Security

In the ever-changing world of the cloud, you face unique security challenges every day — from new threats to sensitive data, to uneducated internal teams. ITPG provides world-class training for the CCSP credential, which represents the highest standard for cloud security expertise. This cerification was co-created by (ISC)² and Cloud Security Alliance—leading stewards for information security and cloud computing security.

Obtaining a CCSP credential proves you have deep knowledge and hands-on experience with cloud security architecture, design, operations and service orchestration. The CCSP positions you as an authority figure on cloud security. It’s a quick way to communicate your knowledge and earn trust from your clients or senior leadership.

Why Become a CCSP?

• Instant credibility and differentiation. The CCSP positions you as an authority figure on cloud security. It’s a quick way to communicate your knowledge and earn trust from your clients or senior leadership.
• Unique recognition. When you earn the CCSP, you achieve the highest standard for cloud security expertise. This certification is powered by the two leading non-profits focused on cloud and information security: CSA and (ISC)². It’s vendor-neutral, and you need practical knowledge and experience to earn it. Quite simply, there is no other cloud security certification like it.
• Staying ahead. The CCSP can enhance your working knowledge of cloud security principles and practices. It can keep you current on evolving technologies, new threats and new mitigation strategies. And it can fill in unknown gaps in your knowledge. You’ll stay ahead.
• Versatility. Because the CCSP is vendor-neutral, you can use your knowledge across a variety of different cloud platforms. This not only makes you more marketable, it ensures you’re better equipped to protect sensitive data in a global environment.
• Career advancement. The CCSP creates opportunities. For example, as a consultant, it can help you expand into cloud services and win new business. If you’re an internal subject matter expert, it can help you move into more strategic roles.