The Internal Security Assessor program teaches you how to perform internal assessments for your company and recommend solutions to remediate issues related to PCI DSS compliance. Assessors are sponsored by their companies, so when you receive this qualification you will be able to act as a liaison with external PCI auditors and manage interactions with a Qualified Security Assessor (QSA).
In order to maintain the high standards set for this certification, all ISA employees must re-certify every 12 months in order to continue as an Internal Security Assessor for their Sponsor Company. All ISA Program training attendees will be required to sign and accept the terms of the PCI SSC ISA Employee Certification form at the time they begin the online training.
All training inquiries and assignments must be submitted through the ISA Sponsor Company's Primary Contact. Primary Contacts will submit training requests via the ISA Portal. PCI SSC requires all ISA trainees to be full time employees of the company that sponsors their ISA training. Once certified, if an ISA professional leaves their sponsoring company, they must complete new certification sponsored by their new employer.
All requests for requalification must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the certificate expiration date. Attempting to recertify two weeks or more after the ISA’s annual expiration date will require the ISA to attend New ISA training.
To register, please have your company’s primary contact log into the portal to submit the request. Primary contacts, please submit questions to the ISA Program Manager at isa@pcisecuritystandards.org
*Note: Payment of the training invoice must be received before login information will be sent to the candidate.
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