Financial Security Certification(s) Advice

I currently work in financial sector where I have to coordinate with departments and providers to get my organization in compliance with GLBA and PCI regulations. With that being said, I have a long history of security experience and regulation knowledge (PCI primarily) and several industry professional certifications. Is there a certification available that will aid in my knowledge (gaps) growth that focuses strictly on the financial security sector? I took a look at the CFSSP are there any other I am unaware of?

Thanks.

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Vask3n

Back at a previous job when we were doing PCI briefings with an external agency, I believe the people had the QSA certification (Qualified Security Assessor) which is pretty much in line with auditing. I am not too familiar with it myself, is it something that you have heard of?

JoJoCal19

Like Vask3n said, PCI has several certifications that would fit what you do. Likewise have you considered going back with ISACA and doing the CISA? Seems to fit with auditing systems against GLBA and PCI compliance, and identifying a corrective action plan.

colemic

Vask3n wrote: »

Back at a previous job when we were doing PCI briefings with an external agency, I believe the people had the QSA certification (Qualified Security Assessor) which is pretty much in line with auditing. I am not too familiar with it myself, is it something that you have heard of?

QSA will depend on your employer; I would love to have it but you have to be employed by an approved QSA company:

https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/approved_companies_providers/qsa_companies.php

Vask3n

colemic wrote: »

QSA will depend on your employer; I would love to have it but you have to be employed by an approved QSA company:

https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/approved_companies_providers/qsa_companies.php

Interesting, good to know