A Chartered Cyber Security Professional (ChCSP) will have significant practical knowledge in several Specialisms, though should have a particular Specialism at which they are an acknowledged expert. As such, they should be operating at a level where their professional opinion may reasonably be sought to contribute to the development of the overall cyber security profession.
The Minimum Qualification Level (standard) states the level of knowledge required for each Professional Registration Title. Applicants will be able to prove they meet the minimum standard either by holding relevant qualifications or by demonstrating a portfolio of equivalent learning.
The examples of evidence documented in the UKCSC SPCC are intended as examples only as the most appropriate evidence will vary with each individual role and their associated Specialism. Examples should not be considered as complete or prescriptive and other types of evidence may be valid.
Chartered Cyber Security Professionals should demonstrate:
that they have effective communications and interpersonal skills to operate at all levels within and without an organisation, with their peers and those who have little or no knowledge of cyber security.
that they have developed effective management skills and are able to demonstrate their ability to lead and mentor groups and individuals in a personal, technical, or business cyber security environment.
that they have the highest level of integrity, morals, and ethical values.
that they are committed to the continued development of themselves and the cyber security profession.
