Submission + - ISC2 proposes to take away membership oversight (portswigger.net)
mencik writes: The International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) is the body that issues the CISSP among other certifications to people in the Information Security business. The Board has proposed changes to the by-laws which remove the ability of the membership to elect new members to the Board, and restricts their ability to provide any meaningful oversight. "The Daily Swig" reports on the group's defense of these undemocratic proposals.
Another group is campaigning to get members to vote "no" on the adoption of these changes, the vote for which opened on 10/19/22. They are also proposing their changes which would increase transparency, and those can be found at http://jsweb.net/isc2. Only ISC2 members can vote.
Another group is campaigning to get members to vote "no" on the adoption of these changes, the vote for which opened on 10/19/22. They are also proposing their changes which would increase transparency, and those can be found at http://jsweb.net/isc2. Only ISC2 members can vote.
