Professionalisation was explored, revisited, and reconsidered. AISA’s journey reflects not opposition, but the careful weighing of complex questions over time.
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A man faked his way into cybersecurity leadership — not because the system lacked rules, but because no one cared to check his credentials. Professionalisation won’t fix that.
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When six organisations out of 220 steer government policy, the question is not whether professionalisation is necessary — but whether it is legitimate.
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