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On February 24, 2026, ISC2 introduced a Global Code of Professional Conduct aimed at establishing ethical standards for cybersecurity professionals. This initiative, developed by cybersecurity experts globally, seeks to address the ethical challenges posed by advancements in AI, disinformation, and evolving digital threats. The code outlines the obligations and responsibilities of professionals in the cybersecurity field.
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ISC2 launches Global Code of Professional Conduct for Cybersecurity
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