Booz Allen Cyber: Certified by the Best

Booz Allen is the only company in the world to hold all three of the U.S. government’s elite cybersecurity accreditations.

These (1-3) and the other accreditations listed here demonstrate our ability to deliver highly trained cybersecurity professionals, documented and repeatable processes, and industry-leading technologies and methods in the defense of the most critical systems out there.

Our cyber professionals hold more than 12,000 individual cyber certifications between them, including Security+, Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH).

1. National Security Agency (NSA) Cyber Incident Response Assistance (CIRA)

NSA’s CIRA accreditation distinguishes Booz Allen as a qualified provider of rapid, onsite incident response and intrusion detection support.

2. NSA Vulnerability Assessment Service (VAS)

NSA’s VAS accreditation distinguishes Booz Allen as a qualified provider of security scanning and vulnerability assessment services.

3. GSA Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services

As a holder of all four GSA Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services special item numbers, Booz Allen is pre-vetted to provide agencies with critical cybersecurity support. 

4. Agent of the Security Control Assessor (ASCA)

As an ASCA, Booz Allen is authorized to perform cybersecurity risk assessments on systems and devices intended for use on U.S. Air Force networks.

5. Crest Certification

Booz Allen has received CREST’s internationally recognized cybersecurity accreditations in the areas of incident response, penetration testing, and threat intelligence.

6. MITRE CVE Numbering Authority

Booz Allen is authorized to add newly discovered software and system vulnerabilities to MITRE’s archivally numbered list of common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVE).

Backed by many of the field’s most prestigious credentials and bolstered by intimate understandings of agency cultures and missions, we’re proud to secure more than 80% of .gov networks and many millions of government-connected devices through our support of the Department of Homeland Security’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Program.