ASIS PSP
About PSP Certification
Certification name: Physical Security Professional (PSP)
Certification Provider: ASIS International
Details about PSP: PSP Details
Exam type: MCQ
Passing score: 650/800
Program Structure
| Stage 1 : Enrollment Stage · Read program details (this email) · Fill out the registration form and share it · Make payment of the course fee · Getting the enrollment ID · Take the level test (to understand question patterns) · Participate one-to-one induction meeting Stage 2: Preparation Stage (Domain-wise Approach) · Take the Pre-Assignment Test. · Go through PDF Study Materials for Each Domain. · Study Flashcards for Each Domain. · Take a Post-Test After Preparation to See Progress. |
Stage 3: Exam Mode Preparation
· Study Additional Materials.
· Practice PDF Questionnaires for Each Domain.
· Conceptual Online PPT
· Special Care to Overcome Any Weak Points.
· Engage in Mock Exams for Practice.
· Undertake a Final Mock Exam to Assess Readiness for the Exam.
Stage 4: Certification Achievement
· Book the Exam Slot.
· Attend a Final Briefing Session with a Mentor.
· Take the PSP Exam to attain certification.
Stage 5 : Post Certification Support
· Getting the PSP Endorsement
· Maintaining the CPE
· Recertification guideline and suppor
PSP Training Program Details
Approximate Study Hours: 100 hours (Flexible)
Mode of Study: Online/Offline (No physical classroom)
Type of Training: Mentorship
Medium of Instructions: English
How to Enroll in PSP Program
By filling out the following form:
Registration form (Download Here)
Check your exam readiness
PSP Certification
- Eligibility
- Who Should Take it?
- Benefits
The general eligibility requirements for the PSP certification were as follows:
- Education:
- A candidate with a high school diploma or equivalent must have at least six years of full-time experience in physical security, and at least three of those years must be in a decision-making position.
- A candidate with a bachelor’s degree or higher must have at least four years of full-time experience in physical security, and at least two of those years must be in a decision-making position.
- Professional References:
- Candidates typically need to provide professional references who can verify their work experience and competence in the field of physical security.
The Physical Security Professional (PSP) certification is suitable for:
- Security Managers: Responsible for physical security programs.
- Security Consultants: Providing physical security assessments and solutions.
- Facility Managers: Overseeing building and asset security.
- Security Design and Engineering Professionals: Involved in security system design.
- Security Technology Specialists: Focusing on security technologies.
- Security Risk Assessors: Evaluating and mitigating physical security risks.
- Government Security Personnel: Public sector security functions.
- Corporate Security Leaders: Overseeing company asset and facility security.
- Security Project Managers: Managing security projects.
- Security Educators and Trainers: Training in physical security.
- Law Enforcement Personnel: Focusing on asset protection and security.
PSP certification validates expertise in physical security and risk management, making it valuable for professionals in various industries.
Obtaining the Physical Security Professional (PSP) certification offers professionals in the security field a range of advantages, including enhanced career prospects, industry recognition, and increased expertise.
- Career advancement and improved job prospects.
- Enhanced professional credibility and recognition.
- Competitive edge in the security industry.
- Global recognition for international opportunities.
- Continuous learning to stay updated with industry trends.
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