About ASIS International

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1 IOBSE 2015

2 About ASIS International ASIS International is the preeminent organization for security professionals, with 37,000+ members worldwide. Founded in 1955, ASIS is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security professionals by developing educational programs and materials that address broad security interests, such as the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits, as well as specific security topics. ASIS publishes the industry s No. 1 magazine Security Management. C

3 What ASIS offers Over 50 years experience developing professional leaders in the security field Over 38,000 members and 234 chapters across the globe Consistent focus on education and professional development; administrator of certification programs for 38 years Global conferences for top-level security professionals Asian, European, and Middle East Development of guidelines and standards for the industry Advocate role and value of the security profession to business, government, the public, and the media

4 Certification is An indication of a tested level of education and professional qualifications Documented evidence of expertise and experience A means to validate the authenticity of a person s expertise in the security body of knowledge

5 What can certification do for you? Places security professionals on a level with globally recognized certified private and public-sector security professionals Examples of other professions with distinguishing certifications: Lawyers Accountants Medical Healthcare Professionals Meteorologists Architects Teachers Information Technology Professionals Human Resource Professionals

6 Professional Certification Why certify? Demonstrate credibility and competence Convey professionalism and ethical standards Provide an objective measurement of knowledge, skills, and abilities across all types of organizations and international borders

7 General benefits for security professionals: Expanded career opportunities Increased potential for positions with higher responsibilities Enhanced income Personal achievement

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9 The CPP designation is for security professionals with: Advanced knowledge of security management (both Security and Business Principles and Practices) Proficiencies in: Security Principles & Practices Business Principles & Practices Legal Aspects Personnel Security Physical Security Information Security Crisis Management Investigations

10 Based on Role Delineation Study Surveys statistical sample of CPPs approximately every four-five years Presents major areas of responsibility (domains) of security manager; specific work-related tasks associated with each domain; knowledge and skills necessary to perform tasks Tasks evaluated on importance level, frequency scale, and potential for harm (if not performed) Results define work-related activities of a CPP used to determine exam specifications and influence eligibility requirements

11 13,500+ professionals have earned the CPP designation; currently 6,000 CPPs globally CPP earned through: Experience Education Responsible charge Comprehensive testing

12 CPP Eligibility Requirements: Bachelor s Degree plus seven (7) years security experience* OR Nine (9) years security experience* *Experience must include three (3) years in a responsible charge of a security function.

13 Responsible Charge Defined Individual exercises charge in a management position that is responsible for independent decisions and actions Makes decisions for successful completion of objectives Incorporates effective use of appropriate methods and techniques without directions from superiors

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15 The PCI designation is for investigators with: Advanced skills in conducting investigations Proficiencies in: Case management Investigative Techniques and Procedures Case presentation

16 PCI Eligibility Requirements: Five (5) years investigations experience* AND A high school diploma or GED equivalent *Experience must include two (2) years in case management.

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18 The PSP designation is for professionals with: Advanced skills in conducting physical security surveys Proficiencies in: Physical Security Assessment Application, Design, and Integration of Physical Security Systems Implementation of Physical Security Measures

19 PSP Eligibility Requirements: Candidates wishing to take the PSP examination must first satisfy the following requirements: High school diploma, GED equivalent, or associate degree and six years of progressive physical security* experience -or- Bachelor's degree or higher and four years of progressive physical security* experience

20 Application and Exam Fees: Computer-Based Exams: $300 members $450 non-members Retesting Fee: $200 Computer-Based (members and non-members) *The application processing portion of the fee ($100) is non-refundable. If candidates are found to be ineligible for the examination, only the remainder will be refunded.

21 3-year Recertification Term Recertification demonstrates commitment to: Professional development Maintaining proficiency and credibility ASIS Uses the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) System 60 CPEs are required for recertification Recertification fees are the same for all programs: $70 for members and $90 for non-members C

22 Professional Certification Board Keith L. Kambic, CPP, President Gregory L. Hurd, CPP, Vice President Dana W. Adams, CPP Keith C. Blowe, CPP James W. Bradley, CPP, PCI Jose Carlos Degiorgis, CPP Darin R. Dillon, CPP Cheryl D. Elliott, CPP, PCI Henry R. Garcia, CPP Steven T. Kerley, CPP Myrah L Kirkwood, CPP Jeffrey J. Lee, CPP Per A. Lundkvist, CPP, PSP, PCI Kristiina Mellin, CPP, PCI, PSP Montserrat C. Mintz, CPP William D. Moisant, CPP, PSP Brian H. Reich, CPP Francisco Tranchesi, CPP, PSP Ann Y. Trinca, Esq, CPP, PCI, PSP K

23 Certification Program Staff Allison Barton Director, Certification Ada Ausberry Senior Certification Specialist Iris Casco Senior Certification Coordinator Lisa Currie Examination Services Coordinator Mark Pino Certification Coordinator