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DoD Directive 8570-1
DoD Directive 8570-1 reflects the
efforts of the Department of Defense to create and maintain a
world-class, digital battlefield-ready information assurance
workforce
This new DoD-wide policy, made official in August 2004 and
implemented in December 2005, mandates that any full- or part-time
military service member, contractor, or foreign employee with
privileged access to a DoD information systems, regardless of job or
occupational series, obtains a commercial information security
credential accredited by ANSI or equivalent authorized body under
ISO/IEC Standard 17024:2003. The directive also requires that those
same personnel must maintain their certified status with a certain
number of hours of continuing professional education each year
Additionally, DoD Directive 8570-1 defines two Information Assurance
Categories (Technical and Management) and three levels (Level I,
Level II, and Level III) as well as defines baseline commercial
certifications for each level as outlined below
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Technical I |
Technical II |
Technical III |
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(ISC)² SSCP
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CompTIA A+
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CompTIA Network+
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TICSA
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(ISC)² SSCP
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GSEC
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CompTIA Security+
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SCNP
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(ISC)² CISSP
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SCNA
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CISA
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GSE
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Management I |
Management II |
Management III |
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GSLC
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CompTIA Security+
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GISO
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TISCP
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The above chart was provided by
the Defense Information Assurance Program (DIAP) Office.
As of June 2005, the certifications shown above are the
only commercial certifications DoD will accept as
fulfillment for the DoDD 8570-1 requirement. The
CISSP Certification is the first information
security credential to meet the stringent requirements
and earn the ANSI ISO/IEC accredited 17024 Standard. |
**Eligible Veterans Administration GI Bill recipients can use
their GI Bill to offset the costs of the (ISC)² exams by
contacting their local Veterans Administration representative
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