I-ACERT
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| I-ACERT | Information Security Awareness Certification |
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Many organizations offer such designations, including the ITAA, who along with help with Russiello and Brainbench, has instituted the information Security Awareness Certification (I-ACERT).
In order for an organization to gain I-ACERT certification, 85 percent of its employees must score over 2.75 (out of live) on a forty question test administered online.
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