CPE Policies and Guidelines - ISC
CPE Policies and Guidelines - ISC
CPE Policies and Guidelines - ISC
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members to submit more than the maximum number of <strong>CPE</strong>s recommended by the selfstudy<br />
provider. Members should keep documentation of <strong>CPE</strong> hours submitted in the<br />
event that they are audited. This category may also be used to record credits when there is<br />
no other category available to record such credits. This would most often cover any type<br />
of research that is done in conjunction with preparation for other activities that are not<br />
listed in any of the other categories.<br />
If members have done preparation work to obtain another professional certification which<br />
is not a certification from (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2® , <strong>and</strong> if the members have gained their knowledge in the<br />
field where the other certification is awarded, they are entitled to <strong>CPE</strong> credits for the<br />
preparation or self-study work they did to achieve the other professional certification. If<br />
the non-(<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 certification is related to the domains of members’ (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 credential, they<br />
would earn Group A credits. If the other certification is not related to the domains of<br />
members’ (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 credential, they would earn Group B credits. <strong>CPE</strong> credits associated<br />
with another organization’s certification are awarded not for achieving the non-(<strong>ISC</strong>) 2<br />
certification, but, for the time members spent in preparation for obtaining the non-(<strong>ISC</strong>) 2<br />
certification.<br />
• Read Information Security Book / Magazine<br />
Members can earn five <strong>CPE</strong> credits, limited to one book per year <strong>and</strong> one authorized<br />
magazine subscription per year, for a total of ten <strong>CPE</strong> credits per year.<br />
• Reading Security Books - Members are required to upload a brief summary<br />
(approx. 150 words) of their learning experience from a security book they read in<br />
order to receive <strong>CPE</strong> credits.<br />
• Subscribing to Security Magazines - Members may receive five (5) <strong>CPE</strong> credits<br />
for subscription to an authorized magazine in one of the following ways:<br />
1. Members upload a brief (approx. 150 words) summary of the learning<br />
experience gained from reading any issue of the magazine subscription at<br />
(<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 website to claim the <strong>CPE</strong> credits.<br />
2. Members complete a quiz provided by the magazine publisher, <strong>and</strong> the<br />
publisher will automatically submit five (5) <strong>CPE</strong> credits to (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 .<br />
If members subscribe to one of the following magazines, the magazine, as an approved<br />
<strong>CPE</strong> credit submitter, will submit the five (5) <strong>CPE</strong> credits to (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 , after members<br />
successfully complete the quiz made available by the magazine publishers.<br />
• The (<strong>ISC</strong>) 2 Journal (qualifies as a magazine subscription)<br />
• Information Security Magazine<br />
• InfoSecurityToday Magazine<br />
If a quiz is provided by the magazine publisher, <strong>CPE</strong> credits for the above magazine<br />
subscriptions, will be posted for new subscriptions or renewals (please note that the<br />
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