The Open Group is a global technology consortium that maintains TOGAF — the world's most widely adopted enterprise architecture framework, used by over 80% of Global 50 companies. TOGAF certifications validate the ability to apply a structured framework to align IT architecture with business strategy, covering architecture development, governance, and stakeholder management.
TOGAF is the de-facto standard framework for enterprise architecture roles at large organizations and consulting firms. TOGAF Foundation and Practitioner certifications are frequently listed as required or preferred for Enterprise Architect, Solution Architect, and IT Strategy roles — particularly in financial services, government, and large-scale digital transformation programs.
The Open Group · TOGAF-RS
This credential validates an individual's understanding of essential security and risk concepts in relation to the TOGAF® Architecture Development Method (ADM), including Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Information Security Management (ISM), and Enterprise Security Architecture (ESA). It demonstrates knowledge of how IT security and risk standards such as ISO/IEC 27000, ISO 31000, and COBIT relate to the TOGAF standard.
The Open Group · TOGAF-Agile-Specialist
Validates knowledge and understanding of how to adapt and use the TOGAF® framework to support an Agile enterprise. Covers applying the TOGAF ADM using Agile sprints, Agile Enterprise Architecture governance, and Agile Product Management techniques.
The Open Group · OGBA-101
Validates foundational knowledge of business architecture principles and methodologies as defined in the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, including business modeling, capability mapping, and value streams. Designed for professionals seeking to demonstrate understanding of how business architecture integrates with the TOGAF ADM framework.
The Open Group · OGEA-101
Validates foundational knowledge of the TOGAF Standard and enterprise architecture principles. Covers core concepts, the Architecture Development Method (ADM), architecture governance, the Enterprise Continuum, and TOGAF reference models.
The Open Group · TOGAF EA Leader
Validates knowledge of best practices and techniques for establishing and enhancing an Enterprise Architecture Capability, following a path through the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM). Targets experienced Enterprise Architects seeking to lead EA practices within their organizations.
The Open Group · OGEA-102
Validates an individual's ability to analyze and apply the TOGAF Standard to developing, sustaining, and using an Enterprise Architecture in real-world scenarios. Builds on Part 1 foundations by assessing higher-order cognitive skills including ADM tailoring, stakeholder management, and architectural decision-making.
The Open Group · OG0-DS1
Validates knowledge of how to apply Enterprise Architecture and the TOGAF Standard to support the Digital enterprise, including digital transformation readiness assessment and just-enough architecture for digital product delivery. Requires TOGAF Foundation certification or higher as a prerequisite.