The (ISC)²^® CISSP^® certification demonstrates your security expertise, and it is one of the top tech certifications requested by Arizona employers.

The 40-hour intensive University of Arizona CISSP Exam Prep class is designed to prepare you for the CISSP exam, quickly and effectively.

The class includes:

• Coverage of the eight CISSP domains
• Dynamic, engaging live instruction from an industry subject matter expert
• Opportunities to ask questions and get the individual feedback you need to master the material
• Practical test-taking tips and strategies to maximize your chances at passing the CISSP exam
• All course materials, including a textbook and practice exam questions
• Networking and collaboration with fellow information security professionals in a live classroom environment
• Free self-paced online training and free registration for a follow-up class on the same topic (optional, provided by request)
• A Certificate of Completion from University of Arizona Continuing & Professional Education, upon successful completion of the course

Note: CISSP exam cost is not included in course cost.

(ISC)² and CISSP are registered certification marks of (ISC)², Inc.

Contact Dr. John DeLalla at 520-626-6389 or jd@arizona.edu to learn more.

Each "flex" registration includes

• Optional self-paced online training: Upon request, you will get 24/7 access to high-quality self-paced online training you can start any time, and you get access to the course material for 6-18 months (depending on the program).
• Expert live instruction: Choose from one 40-hour scheduled live online or in-person course taught by an industry subject matter expert. Live online courses will be presented via Zoom, WebEx or other conferencing tool. In-person classes will be scheduled based on the University of Arizona guidelines for noncredit in-person classes and are subject to change if those guidelines change.
• Free follow-up training: You will also be able to register for an additional scheduled 40-hour course (on the same topic) for free.

For example, if you register for a “live online” class that starts August 1, you could start learning some basics on your own via the self-paced training. Then you’d log in to your scheduled live online class starting August 1. If you want more training after you finish your class, you will be able to register for an in-person class on the same topic for free.

See the "Flex" Registration FAQ page for more information.

Cancellations: The office of Continuing & Professional Education reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes due to low enrollment. If a class is cancelled or rescheduled due to low enrollment, you will be notified at least one week prior to class start date and given the option of a full refund or, in some cases, transferring to a different class.

Refunds, Withdrawals and Transfers: the full policy is available here.