Certified Cybersecurity Practitioner — Commercial Real Estate
Audience
CCP-CRE is the practitioner-level credential for the people actively securing commercial real estate — building technology staff, IT practitioners managing OT environments, and security professionals with 2 to 3 years of relevant experience. It is the most operationally specific cybersecurity credential available for CRE.
Engineers and analysts managing network segmentation, EDR, identity and access management, and log monitoring across CRE portfolios. CCP-CRE validates your CRE-specific depth.
BAS integrators, facilities technology leads, and OT security specialists. CCP-CRE covers BACnet, Niagara Framework, vendor remote access, and the physical-cyber attack surface unique to commercial buildings.
Practitioners with general IT security backgrounds entering the commercial real estate sector. CCP-CRE provides the CRE-specific context, terminology, and operational knowledge that general certifications don't cover.
Exam Blueprint
The CCP-CRE exam is written from the Common Body of Knowledge v1.0. OT/BAS Security is the highest-weighted domain — 16 questions — reflecting its centrality to CRE cyber risk. Every question tests applied knowledge, not memorization.
Exam Details
Credential Pathway
CCP-CRE is the practitioner threshold — the credential that defines a qualified CRE cybersecurity practitioner. It is the most widely applicable credential in the framework for IT and building technology roles.
Registration includes the full CBK, study guide, and practice exam. Access code issued within 24 hours.