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At Argus IT, the CISSP certification is the norm. Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) is the most widely recognized certification for security professionals. It requires not only passing a challenging exam, but also a minimum of five years of work experience in at least two of the eight security domains. Plus continuous education to maintain the certification.
All our experts are CISSP-certified, CISSP Associates, or pass their CISSP exam in their first year. Additionally, our experts hold supplementary certifications such as CCSP, CISM, and various Microsoft certifications. You'll work with professionals who know how to implement security properly, not just in theory but also in practice.
CISSP is our standard for everyone, regardless of your specialism, because it proves that an expert brings security into everything they do.
All our experts are CISSP-certified, CISSP Associates, or pass their CISSP exam in their first year. Additionally, our experts hold supplementary certifications such as CCSP, CISM, and various Microsoft certifications. You'll work with professionals who know how to implement security properly, not just in theory but also in practice.
CISSP is our standard for everyone, regardless of your specialism, because it proves that an expert brings security into everything they do.
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