Cyber Insurance Academy Achieves Global Accreditation Milestone

The CCIS course has now been accredited by over 45 US states, as well as by leading institutions in Australia and Canada.

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The Cyber Insurance Academy is proud to announce its worldwide accreditation, marking a significant milestone in its mission to advance cyber insurance education. In addition to its esteemed Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) accreditation, the Academy’s Certified Cyber Insurance Specialist (CCIS) course has now been accredited by over 45 US states, as well as by leading institutions in Australia and Canada.

In addition to its esteemed Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) accreditation, the Academy's Certified Cyber Insurance Specialist (CCIS) course has now been accredited by over 45 US states, as well as by leading institutions in Australia and Canada.

In Australia, the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA) and the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) have both recognized the CCIS course. Meanwhile, in Canada, the Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario (RIBO) has renewed its accreditation, ensuring that the course continues to meet the highest standards of professional education.

This global recognition underscores the Academy’s commitment to providing top-tier education and training in the rapidly evolving field of cyber insurance. As the cyber threat landscape continues to grow in complexity, the need for skilled professionals equipped with specialized knowledge in cyber risk and insurance has never been greater.

“The Cyber Insurance Academy remains dedicated to fostering resilience and innovation in the industry, empowering professionals worldwide to navigate and mitigate cyber risks effectively,” said CEO, Guy Simkin.

For more information, please visit Cyber Insurance Academy’s website.

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