Check Point SecureAcademy FAQ

The Check Point SecureAcademy Program is focused on providing security curriculum to colleges, universities, IT schools and other educational institutions. Although we are no longer accepting applications for the SecureAcademy program, existing members can order courseware and obtain program benefits through our SecureAcademy Partners only Website or by email.

Why is Check Point no longer accepting applications?
While the SecureAcademy program successfully brought Check Point training solutions to higher education institutions and students, the program cannot support additional growth and remain sustainable.

What support is available for current SecureAcademy partners?
SecureAcademy partners can continue to order courseware and access training materials through our SecureAcademy Partners only Website to support already scheduled classes or curricula. Specific needs or questions can be sent in email.

What kind of schools participate in the SecureAcademy Program?
The schools in the SecureAcademy program are accredited universities, colleges, post-secondary schools and higher education institutions that provide career-specific, degreed, or continuing education programs.

What is the curriculum offering?
There are three certifications and courses available to SecureAcademy students:

Certification	Courses
CCSPA Check Point Certified Security Principles Associate	Principles of Network Security
CCSA NGX Check Point Certified Security Administrator NGX	Check Point Security Administration NGX I
CCSE NGX Check Point Certified Security Expert NGX	Check Point Security Administration NGX I
CCSE NGX Check Point Certified Security Expert NGX	Check Point Security Administration NGX II

Does the curriculum prepare students for certifications and provide real-world experience?
The curriculum does prepare students for two of the many industry recognized Check Point certifications, specifically the CCSA (Check Point Certified Security Administrator) and CCSE (Check Point Certified Security Expert). All SecureAcademy partners have access to Check Point Lab manuals that students need to complete during their training. These labs provide the students with the real-world experiences needed in today's IT security market.

What are the requirements to become a CSAP Instructor (CCSI)?
All CSAP instructors must hold the following certifications prior to teaching Check Point curriculum:

CCSA - Check Point Certified Security Administrator
CCSE - Check Point Certified Security Expert
CCSE Plus - Check Point Certified Security Expert Plus: Enterprise Integration and Troubleshooting