ISC2 to issue digital badges showing your certifications.

Received the email the other day. More info on the below link. I think it's pretty cool and will definitely use it on LinkedIn, blogs, forums, etc.

https://www.isc2.org/digital-badges/default.aspx

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Comments

richymartin

Yeah I got that too, interesting! Like a virtual business card I guess!

Mike7

Looking forward to linking it in LinkedIn. ISACA had it since last year.
Here is a sample

cbkihong

Wow! Thanks for forwarding the tips regarding badge images. Ddin't know that.

jayc71

That's interesting...thanks! Also, I see you have the CCSP cert. I'm planning to take that soon, any tips, thoughts or suggestions?

TheFORCE

jayc71 wrote: »

That's interesting...thanks! Also, I see you have the CCSP cert. I'm planning to take that soon, any tips, thoughts or suggestions?

Jay I posted a thread on this back in February. You can read it below for any tips. Your AWS certificate or experience will help you pass the CCSP if you go for it.
http://www.techexams.net/forums/cloud-certifications/117662-passed-ccsp-certified-cloud-security-professional.html

Mike7

Just got the (ISC)2 has issued you a badge mail. I loved it!

heyooh1989

Does anyone know how to add the CISSP badge to your google email? Thanks!!

gespenstern

Tried to play with them and didn't find them particularly useful. Maybe it can save you a few seconds while populating your linkedin profile with the certs but no other meaningful use. Don't want to put it in my email signature as it will be a URL and sending URLs in emails unless it's necessary isn't the best practice in my eyes.

coffeeisgood

i added the CISSP badge to my linkedin

it came a few days after i cleared my endorsement (so about a month after turning in your paperwork)

it was a nice touch although i have a strange grammer question if you are a Jr.

so if your name is

John Smith, Jr.

on your resume do you add a second ,

John Smith, Jr., CISSP

or no , ?

John Smith, Jr. CISSP

sigh... this should be so minor but it is bugging me.

beads

You write the signature like a clause, with the comma at the end. Though either could be considered appropriate.

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- b/eads