EC-CouncilEC-Council Certified Cloud Security Engineer (CCSE)
EC-Council Certified Cloud Security Engineer (CCSE) proves that you can plan, configure and maintain secure cloud environments, combining vendor-neutral principles with practical skills on AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. It suits cloud administrators, security engineers and network professionals moving into cloud security.
The CCSE exam, 312-408, is a multiple-choice test of cloud security architecture, identity and access, data protection, monitoring, incident response and compliance. Candidates normally bring around two years of information security experience, and preparation pairs each domain with hands-on labs across the major cloud platforms and exam-style practice.
Your path to certification
Prepare
Start from where you are; we help you assess your level.
Train
1 course with an instructor
Sit the exam
CCSE (312-408)
Stay current
Renew CCSE every three years by logging 120 EC-Council continuing education credits and keeping the annual fee up to date.
Where do you sit the exam? Online exam
This exam is taken through EC-Council's own ECC Exam portal rather than through Pearson VUE. We prepare you for it and help you register.
Preparation courses
Renewal and validity
Each certification in EC-Council's continuing professional education (CPE) scheme, previously known as ECE, needs its own 120 credits within its three-year window, earned through relevant activity such as events, courses, research or a newer exam version, while the annual fee keeps the certificate active year by year. EC-Council revises the scheme from time to time, so confirm the current CPE policy on its certification site.
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