Class fee includes all Required classed – exams are required to graduate.
What is a Q/IAP "Qualified" Information Assurance Professional Certificate?
A Q/IAP is person who has passed the SU Qualified Access, Authentication and PKI, Security Policy and SOA, and RMF C&A exams with a 70% or better. SU classes have extreme hands on labs to ensure you gain the necessary knowledge to be "qualified" for your job and ahead of the hackers!
The Q/IAP classes are for IT security professionals, Sys Admins, Security Auditors, Network Auditors, CISO's, all IT personnel and who are looking to build tactical security skills and improve their career and income.
All classes are instructor led by highly qualified SU subject matter experts (SME's) packed with hours of hands-on labs, leading edge tools and technologies setting the stage for your Qualified/ Information Assurance Professional Qualification Exam. After you have mastered these classes and exams you can sit for the Q/IAP exam.
In order to use a Qualified Q/IAP Mastery Level Trustmark the Q/IAP has validated their mastery level hands-on cybersecurity skills by completing the SU Q/IAP® Certificate Program of Mastery and related micro badges (Q/IAP, Q/AAP, Q/NSP, Q/SOA, Q/CA) identify and certify "qualified persons" who subscribe to a rigorous requirement for maintaining their knowledge and proficiency with validated security skills and hands-on practical security experience for information mission assurance.
Welcome to SU’s Q/ISP, Q/IAP, Q/WP, Q/SSE, Q/CND Certificate Programs of Mastery Framework. Here students have up to 7 years to complete a SU Qualified/ Cyber Security Certificate Program. SU Programs are SCHEV Approved and MSA-CESS Accredited Vocational Non-Degree Certificate Programs. Programs are face-to-face modalities that may lead to cyber certs, credentials & employment.
All Students are required to register online at the SU website REGISTER ME Tab (https://www.securityuniversity.net/reg.php).
NON-STANDARD TERM DEFENITION AND CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING WAIVER (CPLW)
SU classes are non-standard term [shorter than a standard quarter or semester]. The number of hours a student attends class is
measured. SU embraces credit for prior learning. Students enroll in a 936 hour program of 10 classes and 3 practicals. Students should complete 2-3 classes each year in years 1-3, and complete one class in years 4-7. Students can earn 30 hrs of credit for prior learning per class. 30 hr Credit for Prior Learning Waiver (CPLW) may be applied for a total of 72 hrs per class attended.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS - SU does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, sex, gender, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic origin / national origin, disability, perceived gender, or gender identity in admissions, career services, or any other activities. Applicants will not be denied admission on the basis of any of the foregoing factors, but applicants must meet all requirements specified for admission.
A Student must meet the state minimum age requirement to enter school (if applicable) and must submit the following:
- A copy of a valid state or federal issued photo identification
- Has sufficient knowledge of the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
- Or verified 2 months of work experience or employer enrollment.
- A yes or no answer with school president is sufficient to confirm one's knowledge of TCP/IP.
- A resume can verify 2 months of work experience using TCP/IP.
- A school transcript or credential validation is requested for credit for prior learning waiver.
STUDENT ADMISSION AND ORIENTATION INFORMATION:
All incoming Students must attend an in-person orientation the morning of the first day of class or program. During orientation students learn about responsibilities and standards, prior credit, attendance, testing & graduation.
- Qualified Access, Authentication & PKI Professional
- Qualified Security Policy Admin & (SOA) Security Oriented Architect
- Qualified Security Certification and Accreditation Process
What is a Q/ISP "Qualified" Information Security Professional?
Q/EH, Q/SA- Q/PTL, QEP and Q/ND™ exams qualifies you for the Q/ISP Certificate Program of Mastery. A QISP is person who has passed the Security University Q/EH, Q/SA- Q/PTL Q/FE and Q/ND exams with a 75 or better and completed 3 the Q/PTL, Q/FE & Q/ND practicals. Not all classes are created equal.
SU classes have extreme hands on labs to ensure you gain the necessary knowledge to be "qualified" for your job and ahead of the hackers! The Q/ISP classes are for IT security professionals, Sys Admins, Security Auditors, Network Auditors, CISO's, all IT personnel and who are looking to build tactical security skills and improve their career and income.
All SU Q/ISP classes are instructor led by highly qualified SU mastery level subject matter experts (SME's) packed with hours of hands-on labs, leading edge tools and technologies setting the stage for your Qualified Information Security Professional Qualification Exam. After you have mastered these classes and completed the practicals you can qualify for the QISP credential and Mastery Level designation.
Q/ISP Qualified/ Information Security Professional
1. ECSA™ / Q/SA Qualified/ Security Analyst & Penetration Testing Methods
2. LPT™ / Q/PTL Qualified/ Penetration Tester License
3. CEH™ / Q/EH Qualified/ Ethical Hacker & Network Defender
4. Q/ND Qualified/ Network defender
5. CHFI™ / Q/FE Qualified/ Forensics Expert
