IT-Grundschutz-Berater
BSI Zertifizierter IT-Grundschutz-Berater
Personnel certification by the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). The exam is administered exclusively by the BSI in Bonn — 80 questions in 90 minutes with case studies. Strict prerequisites: min. 5 years IT professional experience, including 2 years in information security, plus proven IT-Grundschutz project leadership. Only approx. 287 certified consultants listed nationwide. The BSI follows ISO 17024 but is not DAkkS-accredited — the certificate is issued by governmental authority. In government agencies and KRITIS environments the strongest German credential for IT-Grundschutz competence.
› Quality score
Four-axis SecProve rubric, each 0–10. SecProve editorial assessment — each axis carries a written justification so you can push back on any single call without dismissing the whole score.
› Market signals
public, citable inputs to the recognition scoreDefault consultant credential in German federal / KRITIS environments. Recognised under §8a BSIG audit framework.
› Built for these roles
› Exam format
Written, 80 questions (75 MC + 5 case studies), 90 minutes, 60/100 points to pass, only in Bonn at BSI
› Recertification
Every 3 years, proof of activity + participation in BSI experience exchange, 221 EUR fee
› NICE Framework work roles
The NIST NICE work-role IDs this cert maps to. NICCS lookup.
› Core domains covered
The 1 domain this cert is centrally about. Passing the exam demonstrates working knowledge of each.
› Prerequisites
IT-Grundschutz-Praktiker + advanced training (2 days) + min. 5 years IT experience + 2 years IS + leading project work (40+ person-days)
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