Use Labshock Training Toward GIAC CPE Renewal
Document qualifying hands-on OT security training with completion records for your GIAC submission.
Qualifying Labshock training can count toward GIAC CPE credits. GIAC has confirmed this to Labshock, subject to its eligibility rules and category limits.
That means relevant practical OT security work can support certification renewal: programming PLCs, working with HMI and SCADA, exploring industrial protocols, investigating events and practising detection.
Complete the training and keep the evidence
- Complete training relevant to the certification you are renewing.
- Obtain your completion certificate and learning transcript.
- Submit the supporting records to GIAC under Other InfoSec Related Training.
Keep both pages of a Labshock certificate and transcript together. Document the completed activity and dates; planned curriculum hours alone do not establish the time you completed.
GIAC accepts supporting documentation such as completion certificates, attendance confirmations or training reports. Its published requirements include the learner’s name, provider, course or event name and training dates. GIAC documentation requirements
Check eligibility before submitting
The training must relate to the certification being renewed. GIAC reviews submissions and applies its current category limits. This is a route for documenting eligible training, not a claim that Labshock is GIAC-accredited or that every activity automatically earns credits.
Build practical skills and keep a clear record of the work you completed.
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