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Chartering the cyber security sector

10:00 Wednesday, 22 March 2023
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Cyber security is a field that is constantly evolving and growing. With so many qualifications and certifications, it can be hard for individuals in the sector to stand out among the crowd. This is why having a standard of excellence that professionals can strive towards, such as Chartered status, is so important in this field. 

Chartered status provides an objective measure of proficiency and expertise within the cyber security sector. It demonstrates to employers and clients alike that individuals have achieved a certain level of knowledge and experience in their chosen area, which gives them greater credibility when seeking employment or providing services. It helps ensure quality standards are maintained across the board by setting out clear criteria for what constitutes professional competence in various areas of practice. 

Having a unified set of standards also benefits organisations looking to hire qualified personnel; they know exactly what qualifications potential employees must possess before being considered for positions within their company. Additionally, those who achieve Chartered status benefit from increased job opportunities due to their enhanced credentials – something which could prove invaluable during times where competition for jobs may be high. 

We have created Chartered status alongside the professional titles of Principal and Associate to address this problem by providing a unified standard that can be used across all cyber security qualifications and certifications. This will mean that both employers and employees will have a clear understanding of what each title means, making it easier for people to be recognised within the sector. 

Overall, achieving Chartered status brings many advantages both on an individual basis as well as at an organisational level; not only does it provide recognition among peers but also serves as proof that one has reached a certain level of competency in their profession.

Why should you apply for a professional title? Learn the added benefits here.

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