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  1. Which body is responsible for accrediting the CBSE certification program?

    Answer: EC-Council

    EC-Council developed and accredits the CBSE (Certified Blockchain Security Expert) certification program.

  2. What is the minimum passing score typically required to earn the CBSE credential?

    Answer: 70%

    EC-Council generally requires a 70% passing score on its certification examinations, including the CBSE.

  3. Which of the following is a prerequisite requirement candidates are expected to fulfill before sitting for the CBSE exam?

    Answer: Have two years of blockchain-related experience or complete approved training

    Candidates must either have relevant professional experience in blockchain or complete an EC-Council-approved training course.

  4. How long is the CBSE certification valid before renewal is required?

    Answer: 3 years

    The CBSE credential is valid for three years, after which holders must complete continuing education or retake the exam.

  5. What is the primary purpose of Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits in the CBSE accreditation framework?

    Answer: To ensure certified professionals stay current with evolving blockchain security practices

    CPE credits ensure that CBSE holders maintain up-to-date knowledge as blockchain security threats and technologies evolve.

  6. During the CBSE accreditation review, which aspect of a candidate's application is most critically evaluated?

    Answer: Alignment of work experience with blockchain security domains

    Reviewers assess whether the candidate's professional background aligns with the blockchain security competency domains outlined by EC-Council.

  7. Which document type is typically submitted to verify work experience during the CBSE accreditation process?

    Answer: Employer attestation or letter of reference

    An employer attestation or reference letter from a supervisor verifies the authenticity of the candidate's claimed blockchain security experience.