IBACTP® — International Board of AI, Cybersecurity & Technology Professionals
Membership · Part 9 of 14

Membership
Digital Credentials

Where available, IBACTP® members may receive digital membership credentials appropriate to their membership category — a way to share your professional affiliation.

5 Badge Categories
Member Never “Certified”
Active Standing Required
Policy Credential-Use Rules
IBACTP Membership Digital Credentials Showcase
IBACTP® Membership
A badge for your membership category
Student to Grand Fellow
Share Your Professional Affiliation

Membership Credentials by Category

Choose a membership category to see the badge it carries and what that badge does — and does not — represent.

MEMBER
● ACTIVE STANDING
Professional Category Membership credential

IBACTP® Professional Member

Recognises professional affiliation and participation in the International Board of AI, Cybersecurity & Technology Professionals. Professional Membership requires no certification examination.

Badge: Professional Member
Registration: $200 annually
Examination: Not required
Status: Active membership

Membership badges identify themselves as membership credentials, so they cannot reasonably be confused with IBACTP® professional certifications.

Where You Can Use It

Where to Show Your Membership

Digital membership credentials may be used on professional profiles, résumés, email signatures, professional portfolios, and other appropriate professional channels subject to IBACTP® credential-use requirements.

Professional Profiles

Show your current membership category on your professional profiles, clearly described as membership.

Professional Résumés

List your IBACTP® membership category alongside your professional experience and qualifications.

Email Signatures

Add your membership badge to your signature while your membership is active.

Professional Portfolios

Include the badge in portfolios and other appropriate professional channels, subject to credential-use requirements.

Important Credential Usage Policy

Membership badges should clearly identify themselves as membership credentials so they cannot reasonably be confused with IBACTP® professional certifications.

  • Describe your status as Member, not Certified, unless you also hold an active IBACTP® certification.
  • Only active members in good standing are authorized to display digital membership credentials.
  • Members whose membership has expired should not represent themselves as currently active members until the applicable renewal requirements have been completed.