ISC2
Official Training Courses.

Training Camp delivers CISSP (the flagship), CCSP (cloud security), CC (Certified in Cybersecurity, entry-level), SSCP, CGRC, and CSSLP. CISSP is the most requested cybersecurity certification worldwide.

Yes. CISSP is one of the most respected and highest-paying cybersecurity certifications. It validates broad security expertise across eight domains, is often required for senior security roles, and is approved for U.S. DoD 8140.

Yes. CISSP requires five years of cumulative paid work experience across two or more of the eight domains, with some waivers. You can pass the exam and become an Associate of ISC2 while you complete the experience requirement.

CISSP is broad security management and engineering across eight domains. CCSP focuses specifically on cloud security architecture and operations. Many professionals earn CISSP first, then add CCSP to specialize in the cloud.

CC (Certified in Cybersecurity) is the entry-level starting point and requires no prior experience. Experienced professionals typically target CISSP directly, since it is the credential employers request most.

Yes. CISSP is approved under DoDM 8140.03 for multiple DoD Cyber Workforce Framework roles, including advanced proficiency levels, which is a major reason it is so widely required in defense and federal work.

Training Camp delivers ISC2 courses as accelerated boot camps, typically five to six days with expert instruction. CISSP candidates usually prepare for several weeks total, including the boot camp, before sitting the exam.