Monthly Archives: November 2010

Initiating a training, certification, or licensing program may sound like a simple proposition, especially since there is an entire industry established to train and certify workers…There are a lot of moving parts to a training, certification, or licensing program, which we like to call a “credentialing program”. Many organizations make the decision to go it alone and manage its credentialing program in-house. Here we discuss the pros and cons of outsourcing your credentialing program.

Initiating a training, certification, or licensing program may sound like a simple proposition, especially since there is an entire industry established to train and certify workers…There are a lot of moving parts to a training, certification, or licensing program, which we like to call a “credentialing program”. Many organizations make the decision to go it alone and manage its credentialing program in-house. Often by making it an additional responsibility of one or more personnel, or a single dedicated person.

organizations are realizing the need to manage their risks and implement programs to protect their entire enterprise, not just the Internet access points or individual desktops.In the past the focus was on the lone hacker working in a room, this third phase of attacks can be best characterized as well-funded computer laboratories operated by teams of skilled programmers. There are also mandated considerations like directive 8570 compliance.