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SSCP on Resume

DarkmanX-

So I passed the SSCP exam today. I mainly did this to show my continued effort in security, as I do not have any professional experience in. My question is if I do not have the experience to become fully SSCP certified, how do I list it on my resume?

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TechGuru80

Refer to the ISC2 website. It's probably Associate of ISC2 like for the CISSP but I would double check.

OctalDump

As far as (ISC)2 is concerned, you can't even say that you passed the SSCP exam. All you can say is that you are an "Associate of (ISC)²". It's right here in the "Obtain Experience" section. And their usage guidelines:

• Associates of (ISC)² are NOT certified and may not use any Logo or description other than“Associate of (ISC)²”. Under no circumstances may they identify which exam they havesuccessfully passed or use any Logo, other than “Associate of (ISC)²”, in any manner. Failure toabide by this rule may result in the candidate being prohibited from ever attaining any (ISC)²certification.

This leaves a lot of ambiguity as to which exam you passed, since this is the same thing you have for their other certifications where you don't meet the experience requirements.

Are you sure you don't have the experience? It's fairly broad, so even 'regular' system administration work can satisfy the requirement.

gncsmith

Congrats on the pass!