The Q/NSP (Qualified Network Security Policy Administrator) certification class is a 40-hour instructor-led training program focused on developing and implementing security policies and strategies. The course teaches participants how to integrate diverse security technologies including vulnerability testing, anti-virus, incident response, certificates, network identity, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and forensics investigations into a cohesive security policy and awareness program. The curriculum covers establishing security policy basics, managing information security programs, conducting baseline assessments, performing gap analysis and risk assessments, creating security architecture frameworks, and developing advanced awareness programs. Students learn to build Security Policies and Procedures Manuals (SPPM) and Security Administrator Manual (SAM) requirements. The class includes hands-on labs, lectures, quizzes, and a final exam. Students work with dual-core systems running Windows, Linux, and VMWare Workstation. The course is designed for entry-level learners with TCP/IP protocol understanding and targets roles such as CIO, CISO, Information Security Policy Analyst, and Policy Manager. Upon completion, students receive 40 CPE credits and 3 CEU credits. The program uses face-to-face residential delivery with a pass/fail grading system based on 95% attendance and 100% lab completion. The class provides document templates for information security architecture frameworks and policy development.