International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium is specializes in certificates for information Security. It is a non-profit and one of the world’s largest organizations for IT Security. The most common certificate they offer is the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). The CISSP is a certification that is recognized worldwide and acknowledges that you are qualified to work in several fields of information security. To obtain the CISSP Certification you must first meet the Requirement. A minimum of 5 years of security work, experience and accept the code of ethics, a background check, and endorsed qualifications are just a few you might expect to have when deciding to take the exam for this certification. Professionals that hold this certification have higher salaries than those who don’t. This would be something to consider if you are starting a career in the Cyber security field. Once your certificate is obtained it will be valid for three years. To renew you must either retake the test or provide 20 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits and pay a fee of $85.00 each year. A CPE credit can be earned by taking more classes, teaching, volunteering, and attending conferences. Each hour spent equals one CPE credit. The points earned are more if you publish books or prepare training for others. It consisted of 10 domains until April of 2015 when it was updated to 8 because of the increase in cyber threats and the changes in technology. Starting April first the CISSP exam will include 8 domains. They are Security and Risk Management, Asset Security, Security Engineering, Communications and Network Security, Identity and Access Management, Security Assessment and Testing, Security Operations, and Software Development Security. Security and Risk Management: In today’s technology