Security University Testing Governance is a certification governance framework that oversees cybersecurity qualification and certification programs. The organization operates through five governing bodies: SUT Honorary Council, SUT Advisory Board, SUT QPTL License Board, SUT Q/FE Forensic Board, and SUT Scheme Committee. The framework manages multiple certification programs including Q/ISP (Qualified Information Security Professional), Q/PTL (Qualified Penetration Tester License), and Q/FE (Qualified Forensics Expert). The governance structure consists of volunteer-based boards composed of cybersecurity experts from industry and academia who provide oversight and validation of certification schemes. The organization conducts Job Task Analysis (JTA) studies at five-year intervals to ensure certifications remain relevant to changing cybersecurity environments. These studies are led by psychometricians and involve Subject Matter Experts who review tasks and knowledge statements to develop exam blueprints aligned with current industry practices. The governance boards review and validate certification schemes including scope, job practice analysis, required knowledge and experience, prerequisites, code of ethics, assessment processes, surveillance methods, renewal criteria, and suspension or withdrawal criteria. Board members mentor certification candidates, contribute to training program development, and advocate for performance-based cybersecurity standards. The framework follows psychometric standards and ISO/IEC 17024 requirements for certification program management.