Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
A long established certifying body, founded by a federation of computing societies, that offers vendor neutral professional certifications spanning data, analytics and core computing competencies.
Peer societies
Five societies Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals is read alongside.
CTIA
Computing Technology Industry Association
The vendor neutral certifying body for the IT workforce, whose A+, Network+, and Security+ credentials serve…
ACM
Association for Computing Machinery
The largest and oldest professional society of computing, a global institution that publishes the field's…
5 companies named
IISSC
International Information System Security Certification Consortium
The certifying body whose credential, the CISSP, functions as the gatekeeping standard for the cybersecurity…
12 companies named
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ISACA
The global certifying body for information systems audit, security, and governance, home of the CISA and CISM…
4 companies named
NICIE
National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies
A certification authority for engineering technicians and technologists, whose credentials in fields like…
Who backs ICCP
Every company Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.
| Company | Support as published | Also named by |
|---|---|---|
| IBM | Corporate partner | ASTHO CSA CRA CI DI +3 |
| Genpact Industries | Corporate partner | CSCMP L SPE |
| BPM Institute/SOA Institute | Corporate partner | Only Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals, so far |
| Innova CoE | Corporate partner | Only Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals, so far |
| Transforming Data With Intelligence (TDWI) | Corporate partner | Only Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals, so far |
Sources: 1 published list, read September 2026
Business Partners & Authorized Training Centers. Read September 27, 2026. Undated current listing of fee-paying business partners and authorized training centers; academic and nonprofit entries excluded.
Who backs Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals's peers, but not Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals
Companies named publicly by at least one of Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals's five peer societies, and not found in Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals's reviewed public records.
| Company | ACM | IISSC | I | Peers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 360Advanced | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| Assail | Diamond | 1 of 3 | ||
| BlackDuck | Gold | 1 of 3 | ||
| Clarity Security | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| Compyl | Gold | 1 of 3 | ||
| Confidencial | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| Cyberhaven | Global Sponsor | 1 of 3 | ||
| Exaforce | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| Google Inc. | Named | 1 of 3 | ||
| Infosys Ltd. | Named | 1 of 3 | ||
| Microsoft Research | Named | 1 of 3 | ||
| Netwrix | Global Sponsor | 1 of 3 | ||
| OneTrust | Global Sponsor | 1 of 3 | ||
| Paramify | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| Qubika | Bronze | 1 of 3 | ||
| RegScale | Platinum | 1 of 3 | ||
| Strike48 | Gold | 1 of 3 | ||
| ThreatLocker | Platinum | 1 of 3 | ||
| Two Sigma | Named | 1 of 3 | ||
| Wolters Kluwer | Global Sponsor | 1 of 3 |
The outside view
A long established certifying body, founded by a federation of computing societies, that offers vendor neutral professional certifications spanning data, analytics and core computing competencies.
- Authority
- Preserve
- Outward
- Operational
Their shape
The Citadel
Led from the center, built to endure.
The Citadel runs on clarity and decisiveness, its direction held by a strong center the whole organization moves behind. Its gift is speed and coherence, its challenge is leaning too heavily on the few at the middle.
Also reads toward The Legacy, The Parliament and The Guild.
Strengths
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