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Our Expertise
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Certification
Over 90 percent are Certified Information Systems
Security Professional (CISSPs). Many of our consultants have more than
one certification.
Certifications they’ve earned include:
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| CISSP | Certified Information Systems Security Professionals |
| CISA | Certified Information Systems Auditor |
| CISM | Certified Information Security Manager |
| CPA | Certified Public Accountant |
| CFE | Certified Fraud Examiner |
| GCFA | GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst |
| GCFW | GIAC Certified Firewall Engineer |
| GCIA | GIAC Certified Intrusion Analyst |
| GCWN | GIAC Certified Windows Engineer |
| SSCP | Systems Security Certified Professional |
| CCSA | Checkpoint Certified Security Analyst |
| CCSE | Checkpoint Certified Security Engineer |
| IAM | NSA InfoSec Assessment Methodology |
| S+ | S+ Security Plus |
| PMP | Project Management Professional |
| Other | Microsoft and Cisco systems and network certifications |
Our consultants engage in ongoing training
and development to maintain a high level of proficiency. Several of
our consultants have been involved in the development of computer security
programs—both undergraduate and graduate—at colleges and universities.
Our consultants hold leadership positions with the Information Systems
Security Association (ISSA) and the Information Systems Audit and Control
Association (ISACA) and are active participants in industry associations
and consortiums.
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Breadth of Experience
We understand the challenges you face because
we’ve experienced them—firsthand. Many of our consultants are IT security
professionals who’ve worked in Fortune 1000 companies. We know what
it’s like to sit on your side of the table.
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Maturity
Everybody boasts about their “seasoned professionals,”
but ours really are. Our consultants average nearly ten years of experience.
Some of them have double that. We mean it when we say, “Security isn’t
just about security, it’s about your business.” It isn’t just a slogan.
We hire only people who’ve actually experienced what that means.
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