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CERTIFIED TRUST ANALYST - CTA
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Anyone who can size up a person, situation, or outcome quickly based on the
evidence at hand gives an extreme amount of control over risk to the person or
the organization that can apply it. The ability to make better decisions and
make them more quickly by being able to analyze the issue and find the key
points that satisfy trustworthiness is one that can change the odds of many
risks. It is especially helpful to determine what information is lacking for
making a better decision and what information is actually relevant. That is what
it means to use trust analysis.
The CTA is a person who can apply the proper techniques to make accurate, snap
decisions on what to trust and how far that trust extends.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THE CTA?
This certification is designed for decision makers such as team leaders,
management, communications personnel, human resource teams, security personnel,
military, and public service professionals whether social workers, firefighters,
policemen, or politicians.
Trust analysis techniques can be applied to hiring processes and correct
security clearance placement with much less risk than ever before. They can be
applied to understanding interpersonal communications and relationships to
strengthen bonds. They can be used to understand
COURSE OVERVIEW
The typical course will last from 3 to 6 hours which is strongly focused on
practical exercises.
The course will teach the tricks and techniques to analyze trusts quickly,
easily, and how with practice this can be a natural way to understand your own
instincts and gut feelings. It will teach you to deconstruct your perceptions,
examine an issue without bias, dismiss fallacious evidence, and measure the
amount of rational indicators lending to trustworthiness. Furthermore it will
allow you to see how people see you, your image, your company's image, and how
to make corrections so as to be more trustworthy for others.
The class is based on trust and analysis research for the OSSTMM (Open Source
Security Testing Methodology Manual) a peer-reviewed, international standard for
testing the security of anything. Funded through a European project for turning
open systems into trusted systems, ISECOM was responsible for, among other parts
of the project, the research of trust, what it means, and how to measure it. The
findings were brought into the OSSTMM 3 and further extended into a training
course to help people utilize it. More details for pre-study can be found in
OSSTMM 3 in the chapters on Security Analysis and Trust.
EXAM OVERVIEW
The CTA exam acknowledges the participant has learned the principles of trust
analysis and how to measure it.
The exam requires a total of 20 answers within 1 hour. The purpose of the exam
is to show the extent of trust analysis accuracy while maintaining efficiency.
Each question is in the format of scenarios and situations with multiple choice
answers.
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
CTA certification requires a grade of D (60%) or better for certification. Each
certificate is accompanied by a transcript which reflects the grade and areas of
strengths and weaknesses. The grade of A (90% or better) includes a seal of
excellence.
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