Do I need to obtain signed hard copy experience letter from my current employer?
Rakif,
No, You need to find a currently certified CISSP that you know who is willing to endorse your application for the certification. Follow the instructions from (ISC)2 on endorsement to work with that CISSP. our endorsing CISSP may ask for documentation, but that is up to that person.
If you do not know a CISSP or other (ISC)2-certified professional to endorse you, contact Member Services to learn how to have them endorse you. They may require more experience documentation.
It's relatively straightforward if you work in a security function, simply ask a colleague to endorse you on line. As they know you and your experience the endorsement is a simple on line form.
----------------------------------------------------------- Steve Wilme CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP MCIIS
No, You need to find a currently certified CISSP that you know who is willing to endorse your application for the certification. Follow the instructions from (ISC)2 on endorsement to work with that CISSP. our endorsing CISSP may ask for documentation, but that is up to that person.
If you do not know a CISSP or other (ISC)2-certified professional to endorse you, contact Member Services to learn how to have them endorse you. They may require more experience documentation.
Congrats on the exam success.
(And remember the rule of a professional: RTFM)
Craig
There's a tick box option on the online endorsement application form if you want ISC2 to act as your endorser, and Amanda has already provided their documentation requirements here if you want to use that option:
It's relatively straightforward if you work in a security function, simply ask a colleague to endorse you on line. As they know you and your experience the endorsement is a simple on line form.
This does assume that you have colleagues that are ISC2 members, but, yes, I agree - every time I've required an endorser (CISSP and CSSLP) I just asked a colleague.
