• Hyatt Regency Phoenix (Secure Alliance Technology 2019 Payments Summit)
• March 14, 2019 (in-person training), March 15, 2019 (online exam)

Unless otherwise noted, CSEIP training and exams will take place at The Training Center at Identification Technology Partners, located at 12 S Summit Ave in Gaithersburg, MD. Recertification is online-based only.

CSEIP Training/Exam

• Feb. 26-28, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners
• March 26-28, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners
• April 23-25, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners
• May 21-23, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners
• June 25-27, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners
• July 23-25, 2019, (correct date to come) Identification and Technology Partners
• Aug. 27-29, 2019, Identification and Technology Partners

To view the entire CSEIP 2019 schedule, click here.

CSEIP Recertification

Recertification extends the value of the CSEIP certification by demonstrating that the CSEIP certificant is current with new requirements and refreshes knowledge of the original information. This is online, instructor-led, and is scheduled for 11 a.m. ET – 3 p.m. ET. The hour-long exam follows, from 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Upcoming dates are listed below:

• March 22, 2019
• April 19, 2019
• May 17, 2019
• June 21, 2019
• July 19, 2019
• Aug. 16, 2019

To view the entire CSEIP recertification schedule, click here.  

• Download the CSEIP application – Fillable Word Form, PDF
• For complete information on recertification, including exam dates and fees, visit www.securetechalliance.org/activities-cseip-recertification/ or click here

We encourage you to take a look at the many Secure Technology Alliance and U.S. Payments Forum educational resources available to you. 

• Identity on a Mobile Device webinar recordings. The Identity Council held two additional webinars in this series.  The two webinars covered healthcare, banking and transportation use cases and mobile identity proofing in higher education and airport passenger experience use cases
• IoT Security: Mitigating Security Risks in Secure Connected Environments webinar recording.  This IoT Security Council webinar discussed the risks and risk mitigation approaches for IoT applications and discuss specific vertical market use cases
• Multimodal Payments Convergence – Part Two: Challenges and Opportunities for Implementation white paper.  The Transportation Council white paper (the second in a series) describes alternative visions of multimodal payments, the drivers and benefits of payments convergence, potential barriers to implementation, and suggestions for actions to achieve payments convergence
• Transit Contactless Open Payments: Technical Solution for Pay As You Go white paper update published by the U.S. Payments Forum Transit Contactless Open Payments Working Committee.  The updated white paper identifies and provides guidance for technical solutions that could be used to implement contactless open payments in transit for two use cases: Use Case 1 – Pay As You Go/Card and Use Case 2 – Pay As You Go/Mobile Device
• Dual-Interface Card Personalization white paper published by the U.S. Payments Forum. The white paper provides the issuance community with an educational resource on offline data authentication (ODA) and offers recommendations for issuing and personalizing dual-interface cards for the U.S. market
• Canadian Card Technical Acceptance white paper published by the U.S. Payments Forum.  The white paper provides guidance and clarification to merchants, acquirers, point-of-sale (POS) terminal vendors and POS solution integrators on application selection logic used by U.S. POS terminals to avoid certain interoperability issues when processing Canadian cards
• Understanding the True Costs of Fraud white paper published by the U.S. Payments Forum CNP Fraud Working Committee.  The white paper highlights the myriad forms fraud costs take and the impact they have on the various stakeholders, providing insights from different perspectives
• Guidelines for Contactless ATM Transactions – A Guide for ATM Owners and Operators white paper published by the U.S. Payments Forum ATM Working Committee.  The document provides guidance to ATM providers, acquirers, processors, and vendors who are preparing to implement contactless EMV transactions at their ATMs in the United States
• Mobile and Digital Wallet webinar series recordings.  The U.S. Payments Forum Communications & Education Working Committee has held a series of webinars on mobile and digital wallets, covering the market landscape, security technologies and strategic considerations for merchants and issuers
• EMV 3-D Secure Data Elements webinar recording.  The U.S. Payments Forum held a webinar that provided an overview of EMV 3DS and presented detail about the new EMV 3DS data elements
• GetContactless.com web site, created by the U.S. Payments Forum Communications and Education Working Committee. This educational web site answers the most important questions merchants have about contactless payments, including: what are contactless payments? Why offer contactless payments? Are contactless payments as secure as contact chip card payments?
• PIN Bypass in the U.S. Market white paper update by the U.S. Payments Forum.  The update adds discussion of PIN Entry Bypass and No CVM limits on contactless transactions
• Understanding Fraud Liability for EMV Contact and Contactless Transactions in the U.S. white paper update by the U.S. Payments Forum. The revised white paper provides an up-to-date resource on fraud liability shifts and adds expanded content on counterfeit and lost-or-stolen fraud liability for contactless transactions

LEAP members have access to past Secure Technology Alliance conference proceedings. Proceedings from the 2018 Payments Summit (March 2018), Securing Federal Identity (June 2018) and Securing Digital Identity Symposium (December 2018) have been posted on the LEAP member site.

CSCIP/G

• Paul Aresenault, Department of Homeland Security*
• Benjamin Globus, Securityhunters
• Vandy Hill, Department of Homeland Security*
• Steven Holt, Department of Homeland Security*
• Robert Mayes, Department of Homeland Security*
• Ross Nelson, Securityhunters
• Brian O’Rourke, XTec, Inc.
• David Walker, Department of Homeland Security*

CSCIP/P

• Gerry Glindro, IDEMIA
• Michael Johnson, LTK Engineering Services
• Kin Mak, IDEMIA
• Oscar Ortega, IDEMIA
• Shing Hong Pang, American Express
• Artur Russ, IDEMIA
• Jim Sanchez, IDEMIA
• Shereena Sherafudeen, IDEMIA

• Chad Black, Blackhawk Security LLC
• Rick Burfield, Silent Partner Security Systems
• Rob Edwards, Diversified
• Thomas Horgan, AMAG Technology
• Gordon McGlone, Department of Homeland Security
• Rafael Molinari, Kastle Systems
• David Murray, scDataCom LLC
• Fred Nathan, GC&E Systems Group
• Steven Peltier, Johnson Controls
• Dustin Perkins, Orion Security Solutions
• Reginald D Smith, Johnson Controls, Inc.
• Melvin Terezon, CertiPath Inc.
• Benjamin Williams, Probitas Technology

• Antonio Arauj, PowerComm
• Gabriel Ciurescu, MC Dean
• Deon Ford, Prism International
• Carlos Gaskin, Boeing
• Sterling Gawthrop, PowerComm
• Troy Hall, Johnson Controls
• David Harjo, Bureau of ATF
• Philip Hosack, LVW Electronics
• Larry Lillard, RFI Enterprise
• James Morton, NARA
• Jaime Santiago, Bureau of ATF
• Todd Soderstrom, Security Install Solutions
• Jason Tesori, Bergelectric
• Bill Thomas, DoJ - Executive Office US Attorneys
• Maniram Tiwari, Johnson Controls
• Anthony Tran, Star Asset Security
• Jon Waters, Signet Technologies

* Denotes corporate exam. For more information, contact Randy Vanderhoof

• Applicants must receive a passing (70% correct) grade on all parts of the exam to receive a CSCIP, CSCIP/G or CSCIP/P certification; notification of grades will be sent approximately two weeks after completing the exam
• Download CSCIP Certification Application – Fillable Word Form, PDF
• Download CSCIP, CSCIP/G and/or CSCIP/P Exam Registration and Documentation Order Form – Fillable Word Form, PDF
• Visit the CSCIP portion of the website for more information