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Mile2 is excited to announce that in January 2024, the Department of Defense (DoDD) approved the “C)ISSO: Certified Information Systems Security Officer” and “C)PTE: Certified Penetration Testing Engineer” courses for use!
With the unrelenting emergence of cybersecurity threats, the use of Artificial Intelligence, and a more vulnerable global geopolitical landscape, the need for well-trained and certified cyber professionals in the cybersecurity space has never been greater.
Why should DoDD 8140 Certification be vital to you Individually or for your business?
The DoDD 8140 is a highly recognized U.S. government standard of IT education quality. Using a standardized framework for IT certifications, courses undergo a rigorous evaluation to be approved. Individuals achieving these rigorous certifications meet the highest standards in the cybersecurity field.
The U.S. government, along with private entities, recognize the DoDD 8140 certifications programs as a competitive advantage. DoDD approval is the Stamp of Approval that mile2 C)ISSO & C)PTE are recognized and have had the most rigorous evaluations by one of the most respected entities globally.
The ANSI 17024 accredited Mile2 certification programs are now available for government departments, agencies, and U.S. military bids.
You can find the Mile2 approved course listings HERE, by searching for CISSO, CPTE or Mile2’s official corporate name, United America Technologies.
DoDM 8140 is a US Department of Defense (DoD) initiative that establishes guidelines for training, certification, and workforce management in the DoD cyberspace domain. It replaces DoDD 8570, expanding beyond Information Assurance (IA) roles to cover a broader range of cybersecurity positions.
DoDM 8140 enhances the training, certification, and workforce structure for DoD cybersecurity professionals. By integrating the DCWF and NICE Framework, it provides a more flexible, skills-based approach to workforce management, ensuring a stronger and more capable DoD cyberspace force.
Key Aspects of DoDM 8140
01. Background
02. Focus & Objectives
03. DoD Cyberspace Workforce Framework (DCWF)
04. Qualification Matrices
05. Compliance Requirements
06. Training & Certification
07. Approved Certifications
08. DoD Cyber Exchange
09. Alignment with NICE Framework
10. Key Changes from DoDD 8570
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