DOD Directive 8570.1
The US Department of Defense established Directive 8570.1 in 2004 as part of a measure to protect against emerging security threats. In order to effectively prevent and respond to attacks against DoD information, information systems and information infrastructures, the DoD has recognized the critical need for highly-qualified, experienced information assurance personnel. The purpose of Directive 8570.1 is to ensure that information technology workers have the necessary knowledge and expertise to perform their jobs properly. This is measured by a series of certification requirements based on specific job roles and levels.
We can help you meet 8570.1 requirements
Here at TechSherpas we offer a variety of training and certification options to help you meet 8570.1 requirements. Please see the chart below to determine which option works best for you:
CATEGORY |
LEVEL |
CERTIFICATION(S) |
CLASS(ES) |
Information Assurance Technical (IAT) |
Technical I |
A+ |
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Network+ |
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Technical II |
Security+ |
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Technical III |
CISSP |
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Information Assurance Management (IAM) |
Management I |
Security+ |
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Management II |
CISSP |
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Management III |
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Information Assurance System Architecture & Engineering (IASAE) |
IASAE I |
CISSP |
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IASAE II |
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Computer Network Defense (CND) |
CND |
CEH |

