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I have been seeing a lot of people on LinkedIn with "CISA Associate" lately. I assume it means they have passed the exam but have not applied to be certified. ISC2 offers something like this for their certs, but did ISACA start doing this as well?

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TankerT

motorsportthreee wrote: »

I have been seeing a lot of people on LinkedIn with "CISA Associate" lately. I assume it means they have passed the exam but have not applied to be certified. ISC2 offers something like this for their certs, but did ISACA start doing this as well?

Not that I am aware of. If they did, it would be well published.

coffeeisgood

I would be afraid they would not pass my paperwork (or delay it) if I put it up early.

What is a couple more weeks? To me, nothing...

wd40

I asked at the ISACA forum about this "Associate" designation, you know like ISC2 Associates, they basically told me you are either certified or not certified.