ASIS CPP

The general eligibility requirements for the CPP certification were as follows:

1. Education:
   • A candidate must have a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent.
2. Work Experience:
   • A candidate with a high school diploma or equivalent must have at least nine years of full-time security experience, with at least three of those years in responsible charge of a security function.
   • A candidate with a bachelor’s degree or higher must have at least seven years of full-time security experience, with at least three of those years in responsible charge of a security function.
3. Professional References:
   • Candidates typically need to provide professional references who can verify their work experience and competence in the security field.

The Certified Protection Professional (CPP) certification offered by ASIS International is suitable for:

1. Security Managers and Directors: Those responsible for security program management.
2. Security Consultants: Professionals offering security consulting services.
3. Corporate Security Leaders: Executives overseeing security within companies.
4. Law Enforcement and Military Personnel: Transitioning to private sector security roles.
5. Government Security Personnel: Enhancing qualifications in security-related functions.
6. Facility Managers: Overseeing security in various types of facilities.
7. Security Educators and Trainers: Involved in training security professionals.
8. Security Auditors and Compliance Officers: Ensuring adherence to security standards.
9. Risk Management Professionals: Assessing and mitigating organizational risks.
10. Security Industry Entrepreneurs: Demonstrating expertise to clients.

Achieving the CPP certification demonstrates a high level of expertise and competence in security management and is often sought after by security professionals seeking to advance their careers or demonstrate their qualifications to employers. It is a respected credential within the security industry and is recognized globally.

• Demonstrate your knowledge and skills to potential employers
• Enhance your career prospects and earning potential
• Gain access to professional development opportunities
• Stay up-to-date on the latest security trends
• Build your network with other security professionals