OPSWAT Academy Named an Official CPE Submission Partner by ISC2

Cybersecurity practitioners can now earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for ISC2™ certifications through OPSWAT’s industry-leading critical infrastructure security courses, thanks to OPSWAT Academy’s new designation as an official ISC2 CPE Submitter Partner. ISC2—the world’s largest association of certified cybersecurity professionals—has formally recognized OPSWAT Academy as a trusted training provider supporting global certification maintenance.

Through this partnership, professionals pursuing or maintaining credentials such as CISSP, CCSP, and other globally respected ISC2 certifications can earn CPE credits simply by completing OPSWAT Academy’s specialized training programs focused on critical infrastructure protection (CIP). OPSWAT Academy will also handle direct CPE submission on behalf of learners, eliminating administrative steps and helping professionals stay compliant with certification requirements.

“Becoming an ISC2 CPE Submitter Partner underscores the credibility and real-world value of our training curriculum,” said Irfan Shakeel, VP of Training and Certification Services at OPSWAT. “This recognition gives cybersecurity professionals even more motivation to continue elevating their skills with OPSWAT Academy and stay prepared for new and emerging threats.”

Eligible courses span self-paced modules, immersive technical bootcamps, and live expert-led webinars. Depending on the program, participants can earn up to 20 CPE credits, all geared toward enhancing their ability to safeguard critical infrastructure environments.

“This partnership allows ISC2 members to earn meaningful CPE credits while accessing specialized cybersecurity training they can’t find anywhere else,” said Glen Cox, Director of Strategic Partnerships at ISC2. “Together, we’re ensuring professionals have access to timely, high-quality learning that helps them maintain their certifications with confidence.”

At a time when cyberattacks on critical infrastructure continue to escalate, OPSWAT Academy remains focused on bridging the cybersecurity talent gap. Its collaboration with ISC2 reinforces this mission—empowering defenders worldwide with the skills and knowledge required to protect essential systems and industries.