Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) will prove to employers you have the foundational knowledge, skills and abilities necessary for an entry- or junior-level cybersecurity role. It will signal your understanding of fundamental security best practices, policies and procedures, as well as your willingness and ability to learn more and grow on the job.
ISC2 developed the Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) credential for newcomers to the field, to recognise the growing trend of people entering the cybersecurity workforce without direct IT experience. Getting Certified in Cybersecurity provides employers with the confidence that you have a solid grasp of the right technical concepts, and a demonstrated aptitude to learn on the job.
There are five domains covered on the exam.
Security Principles
Security Governance
Identity And Access Management (IAM) Concepts
Networking and Cloud Security Concepts
Security Operations and Incident Response
The Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) certification is the global gateway for individuals entering the cybersecurity workforce. As AI becomes a standard component of corporate technology, it is essential that even entry level professionals understand its security implications.
For the CC Exam Outline, ISC2 have integrated foundational AI concepts across all five domains. This approach ensures that new practitioners can identify AI assets, recognize automated threats and support the governance frameworks that keep these emerging technologies secure. These have been outlined in the Key Topics above.
