You will be able to download a badge for your personal use in the Register portal. 

Remember your professional registration is your own achievement and not that of your company. Even if you are a sole trader or owner, you cannot refer to your company as Chartered or imply the Council has endorsed it. You and your employer are welcome to advertise you using your professional title if it is clear the title is individual.

Some illustrative examples are below.  

✅ Good Practice

Use of your badge and title on your personal LinkedIn account.

Accurate claims about staff registration, e.g. “X% of our staff hold a professional title in cyber security”

Guarantees of registered professionals on projects, e.g. “all security testers are Principal or Chartered Cyber Security Professionals”

Reference to titles or use of post-nominals on meet the team/our staff/etc pages.

Photos of professionally registered staff overlaid with their badges.

Professional title badges in the email signature of the awarded individual, including from a company email address.

An employer sharing a social media post of the registrant celebrating they have achieved a professional title.

Highlighting credentials of a company owner or manager, e.g. “A trusted firm managed and owned by a Chartered Cyber Security Professional”

❌Bad Practice

Use of professional title badges in website footers.

Display of badges amongst organisation-level certificates, e.g. beside an innovation award.

Reference to the organisation/company/product/service as “Chartered”.

Use of Chartered where it may mislead the public about the nature of the Chartership, e.g. “Chartered Cyber Security Consultant” or “Chartered Consultant”.