To help you navigate your SailPoint journey, I’ve outlined the recommended order for taking the certifications below.
1. Identity Security Leader Credential
Cost : Free (Includes 2 attempts)
Format : Non-proctored
Prerequisite : Must complete all related training modules before the final exam.
Who it’s for : This is a general credential (not role-based) designed to give anyone a foundational understanding of SailPoint.
Link : https://university.sailpoint.com/path/identity-security-leader
2. Identity Security Professional Credential
Cost : Free (Includes 2 attempts)
Format : Non-proctored
Prerequisite : Training completion required.
Who it’s for : A general credential that builds confidence before moving on to the paid, proctored exams.
Link : https://university.sailpoint.com/path/identity-security-administrator/sailpoint-identity-security-professional-credential
3. Identity Security Administrator
Cost : Paid
Format : Proctored
Prerequisite : Training completion required.
Who it’s for : Specifically designed for those in Administrator or Support roles.
Link: https://university.sailpoint.com/path/identity-security-administrator
4. Identity Security Expert Credential
Cost : Free (Includes 2 attempts)
Format : Non-proctored
Prerequisite : Training completion required.
Who it’s for : Another great stepping stone to help you prepare for the advanced paid certifications.
Link :https://university.sailpoint.com/path/identity-security-engineer
5. Identity Security Engineer
Cost : Paid
Format : Proctored
Prerequisite : Training completion required.
Who it’s for : This is the final certification in this track, specifically tailored for Developers.
Link :https://university.sailpoint.com/path/identity-security-engineer
Important Note:
The Administrator and Engineer certifications require hands-on experience. I highly recommend attempting these only if you have practical project experience. That said, our internal training program is comprehensive enough to fully prepare you for the Engineer exam. You can directly take Engineer cert as well.
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