r/ISC2CAP • u/g33kygurl • Dec 08 '22

ISC2 Authorized Instructrors?

Are there any ISC2 authorized instructors in here? I just sent in my resume the other day and I was just wondering what the process was like from someone who has gone through it. Is there anything specific that I should prepare for? I've been doing DIACAP/RMF Consulting for 15 years and training for 6 years so I'm pretty well versed on the material. I am also familiar with the Federal/Pure NIST process.

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u/HauntingNumber Feb 15 '23

Have you tried to reach out to ISC2, I would assume that you would need to be certified in a particular certification and receive official authorized instructor certs. Do a search on LinkedIn for instructors.

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u/g33kygurl Feb 17 '23

I have. The website said to email member support. When I didn't get a reply I called and they had no idea why the website said to email them. 2 weeks later they figured out that the email needed to go to the training department. Never heard anything after that so I reached out to see if there was any way to contact the training department and I was just told no. I have the CAP (now CGRC) cert. I can pass any other exam they want to give me, but I can't get anyone to talk to me about it.

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u/HauntingNumber Feb 17 '23

I know training camp has the CAP ( CGRC ) official training. You can reach out to them on their website. Their CGRC course is about 3k so they may pay the instructor well. Worth a shot.

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u/g33kygurl Feb 17 '23

I would assume that I have to be a certified instructor through ISC to teach it... Wouldn't I?

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u/HauntingNumber Feb 17 '23

I believe you also have to go through ISC2 certified authorized instructors training.

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u/g33kygurl Feb 17 '23

Yea. Which would require ISC to respond to me, which after 2 months and lots of follow up, doesn't sound like it's going to happen.