SECURiTY PARTNERSHiPS: Continued
Aaron Thatcher says, “Being a CSyP is recognition by your industry peers, which imbues one with additional confidence in ability, and demonstrates further credibility to your clients”.
CS Py
More than just letters after your name...
Tyne Truong is emphatic that the “designation has provided me profound insights into security best practices by fellow designees from across The Pond and beyond”. Chartership is truly global!
Brendan McGarrity agrees about the “industry wide credibility” it affords.
A brilliant collection of insights from some of the industry’s brightest minds.
As always, I’m here for anyone wanting to know more about becoming Chartered, including those interested from outside our high-performance industry to demystify our sector. Of course, for those within it, who may
be thinking about becoming Chartered and just need that extra nudge, get in touch. The first step is always the hardest and I’m committed to making it easier for others – as are the Register team.
Fellow CSyPs – do get in touch with any insights as to your own perceptions: we are always looking to connect with brilliant security minds at UMBRA HQ.
Kate Bright CSyP, FRSA Member of the Security Institute
The City Security
Council 2024
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