Associate Cyber Resilience Professional
Obtaining ACRP certification requires passing the exam that concludes all Intensive (CRP501) and In-depth (CRLE2000) Cyber Resilience Courses.
TheAssociate Cyber Resilience Professional (ACRP) is an exciting new credential for those who are new to business continuity and cybersecurity and wish to establish themselves as cyber resilience professionals. Cyber resilience is a highly sought-after skill set that combines cybersecurity and business continuity to create an environment where both disciplines work together to maximize effectiveness and protect the organization from cyber threats.
ACRP certification is designed for those who have not yet gained much experience in either field. Beginning your career path in cyber resilience through ACRP certification will provide you with the skills you need to advance both your skills and your career. This is not a technical cybersecurity certification. It is intended for business resilience professionals who need a working knowledge of cybersecurity to manage a holistic resilience program.
ACRP certification is for individuals with less than two (2) years of experience in cyber resilience, business continuity and/or cyber security/cybersecurity. Candidates must complete the Cyber Resilience course and successfully pass the Cyber Resilience final exam.
Once you have passed the exam that concludes the CRLE2000 and CRP501 courses, you can apply for certification directly on the website www.drii.org by paying a one-off fee.
Certified Cyber Resilience Professional
Obtaining CCRP certification requires passing the exam that concludes all Intensive (CRP501) and In-depth (CRLE2000) Cyber Resilience Courses.
The Certified Cyber Resilience
Requirements for becoming a CCRP include significant knowledge and experience in business continuity and cybersecurity, as well as a broad understanding of how these disciplines must work together to achieve true cyber resilience. If you are an experienced business continuity or cybersecurity professional who wants to bridge this critical gap, you are an excellent candidate for CCRP. This is not a technical cybersecurity certification. It is intended for resilience professionals who need a working knowledge of cybersecurity to manage a holistic resilience program.
The issuance of CCRP certification involves a one-time fee that also covers the annual fee for the year in which it is issued. Application for CCRP certification can be made only after confirmation of passing the exam, directly at www.drii.org through payment of a one-time fee.
