If a company tells you it offers “official” CISSP training, here’s how to check: ISC2 publishes its authorized training partners directly. Below is the current North America list, pulled from ISC2’s official partner directory. If a provider isn’t on ISC2’s own list, treat any “official partner” claim with suspicion.
Always confirm at the source. This list is current as of August 2026 and ISC2 updates it over time — check the official ISC2 partners page before you enroll. And remember: being an authorized partner means ISC2 recognizes the provider — it is not a guarantee of quality, so still do your own verification and reputation checks.
All of North America
Canada
- Axis Cogni-Solve Ltd.
- Fast Lane Canada LTD
- HEC Montreal
- Intrinsec Security
- Koenig Solutions
- Learning Tree International
- Locknetwork IT Consulting
- Pinnacle Learning Centres
United States
- Baltimore Cyber Range
- Beyond the Boot Camp
- BSI Group
- CCS Learning Academy
- Center for AI & Cyber Excellence
- Cognixia
- Compass Technical Training
- Cyber Brain Academy, LLC
- Cyvergance A.I., Inc.
- Divergence Academy
- Fast Lane US
- Guarded Horizons Inc.
- Intrinsec Security CA
- Knowledgehut Inc
- Koenig Solutions
- Learning Tree International
- LEXX Live
- NetCom Learning
- Opsgility
- Pinnacle Learning Centres
- QA
- Simplilearn, Inc.
- Total Cyber Solutions
- UMBC Training Centers
- Veterans CyberSecurity Group Inc.
Notice who’s not on this list. That’s the whole point of checking: an “official” claim only means something if ISC2 says so. For the step-by-step on confirming any provider — ISC2, EC-Council, or CompTIA — see my guide on how to verify a training company’s claims.
Part of my full Infosec Institute review roundup — and why verifying “official partner” claims matters before you pay.
