The SOAP test measures knowledge of programming and working with Web services using SOAP. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Attachments, Encodings, Error Handling, Messaging, SOAP Concepts, SOAP Framework, SOAP Special Features, Web Services, and XML. This test is based on SOAP 1.1 W3C.

The Natural test measures knowledge of programming in Natural. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Break Processing, Calls, Conditional Processing, Copycode, Database Access, Define Data, Inputting Data, Mathematical Operations, Natural Fundamentals, Non-database File Access, Outputting Data, String Operations, and Subroutines.

The Microsoft Security test measures knowledge of various aspects of security including networks, operating systems, security control concepts, servers, and client computers. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Networks, Operating Systems, Patch Management, Security Best Practices, Security Controls, Security Incidents, Security Tools, and Servers.

The XHTML 1.1 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using XHTML. Designed for experienced Web developers, this test covers the following topics: Cascading Style Sheets, Forms, Miscellaneous XHTML Issues, Modularization, Multimedia and Objects, Tables, and XML Compliance.

The Web Design for Accessibility test measures knowledge of designing and maintaining a website that is easily accessible for those with disabilities. Designed for Web designers and administrators, this test covers the following topics: Assistive Technology, Basic Principles, CSS Techniques, Emerging Technologies, General Knowledge, HTML Techniques, Programming Languages, and WAI Guidelines.

The Computer Fundamentals - (Mac OS X) test measures knowledge of using a Macintosh computer that runs operating system X. Designed for all computer users, this test covers the following topics: Apple Menu, Applications, Classic, Dock and Desktop, Files and Folders, Finder/Windowing, Networking, Printing, System Preferences, Troubleshooting, and Users.

The Client/Server Concepts test measures knowledge of client/server networks. Designed for entry-level users, this test covers the following topics: Business Issues, Database, General Knowledge, Network, Processing, and Technical Issues.

The Disaster Recovery and Planning test measures knowledge of recovery techniques in the event of a disaster. Designed for administrators, this test covers the following topics: Asset Management, Backups and Offsite Storage, Communications, Disaster Prevention (Avoidance), Essential Concepts and Terminology, Exposure and Risk Analysis, Planning Fundamentals, Preparation Essentials, Recovery/Interim Restoration, and Relocation to Primary Site/Final Restoration.

The Network Authentication test measures knowledge of authentication protocols, policies, and configuration and audit techniques. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Authentication Methods, Encryption, Network Design and Architecture, Protocols, Risk Mitigation, User Accounts, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), and Web Server Authentication.

The DB2 Administration test measures knowledge of administering DB2 databases. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Administration, Data Definition, Overview, Programming, SQL, Tools, Tuning, and Utilities and Commands.