Give Toward 30 CISSP Scholarships to Make a Big Impact in Someone’s Career

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nEarning thennCISSP by ISC2, the world’s premier cybersecurity certification, has the power tonchange the trajectory of a person’s career and life. On average, CISSPnholders earn $119,577 annually according to thennISC2 Workforce Study.

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The Center for Cybersafety and Education, the charitable arm of ISC2, launched a new campaign to provide 30nscholarships for CISSP and other ISC2 certifications in honor of thenn30th anniversary of the CISSP.

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“By providing these 30 scholarships, we are removing the financialnbarrier to CISSP certification for deserving individuals who may notnotherwise be able to afford the exam and training,” said Holly SchneidernBrown, Senior Director of the Center. “We soft launched the campaignnwith our ISC2 staff and saw how strongly the staff believed in thenimpact of this effort. Amentum and KnowBe4 also see the value and havenjoined as corporate supporters. We are looking forward to the support ofnISC2 members and the public to get us to our goal of $30,000 by Mayn15th.” 

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Terence Dutton, CISSP and Senior Exam Content Development Manager fornISC2 has seen the positive impact the CISSP can have for certificationnholders.

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“A CISSP certification can have the power to change the trajectory of anperson’s career, their lives and possibly have a multi-generationalnimpact on their family,” Dutton said.

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If you personally know the positive impact that the CISSP or other ISC2ncertifications had on your career and life and would like to financiallynsupport this campaign to make that a reality for someone else, you cannngive toward our scholarship programnnand make a lasting impact.

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The material that scholarship recipients will gain access to includes annexam voucher, hardcopy or digital study materials, online self-pacedntraining, and their first year AMF paid upon passing the exam andnbecoming endorsed.

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Scholarships from the Center truly make a difference in the lives of thenrecipients, including Kwadjo Nyante who, thanks in part to hisnscholarship, was able to earn multiple master’s degrees and his CISSPnbefore eventually becoming a CISO. Hear more aboutnnKwadjo’s journey to cybersecuritynn. Plus hear directly from some of our other scholarship recipients innthis brief appreciationnnvideo.

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Donate nownnand share with your social networks by using the #CISSP30.

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