This is more than just a logo change – it is a bold step toward our mission to bridge the workforce gap with a diverse global talent pool. We remain dedicated to guiding our members through professional development and advocating for continued growth in the cybersecurity industry. Together, we will help guide candidates and be a force for good. Your future. Secured.
I do not like the change but then I have voiced that to Clar and others already.
(ISC)2 had a meaning. It stood for International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium. The logic of the name was brilliant, however I find myself wanting to know what ISC2 stands for.
I totally agree the older (ISC)2 was better. It was “smart and fun”. The new logo just seems to have been dumbed down. I’ve reached out to Todd Coats, Senior Director of Creative, at ISC2 trying to get a better understanding. Really wish the membership would have had some say in this.
Well David, I reckon we could just be too old and set in our ways. I’m sure new ISC2 is both Smaterer and much more Funening than old ISC2, after all you don’t need experience, just some time and fifty bucks to get a free cert that is a dead cert to get you certain work in Cybersecurity! We’re just to old and limited for the ineffable nuance…
