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ISMS-P certification auditor

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The qualification we are introducing today is the ISMS-P certification auditor.

First, please check the application requirements below.

You must meet the educational background requirements, and then you must have at least one year of information security and personal information protection experience, and you must have at least 6 years of information security, personal information protection, or information technology experience in total to be eligible to take the exam.

If you are someone who has been recognized for more than 6 years of experience in the IT field, the key is to have 1 year of information security experience and 1 year of personal information protection experience recognized. However, fortunately, you qualify for the experience replacement requirement.

It is particularly difficult to receive recognition for your personal information protection career, but in this case, you can have your career recognized by obtaining a Personal Information Manager (CPPG) certification.

Additionally, ISMS-P certified auditors are assigned a grade based on the number of participations.

The auditor's daily consulting fee varies depending on this grade. Responsible auditor ratings are not given to just anyone, so don't worry about responsible auditors...

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