I'm interested in the BCS Cyber Security Practitioner certification and also considering becoming a BCS member. First, what are the entry requirements for the Cyber Security Practitioner certification, and what is its 'Learning and Assessment' method? Second, what are the key benefits of becoming a BCS member, and what is the annual cost for a 'Professional (MBCS)' membership? Finally, I need to understand the ethical guidelines for BCS members; specifically, what is the first principle listed in the BCS Code of Conduct regarding 'Public Interest'?
Navigate to 'https://www.bcs.org.uk'. Click on the 'Qualifications & certifications' button in the main navigation. On the 'Qualifications & certifications' page, locate and click on the 'Cyber Security certifications' link. Find and click on the 'BCS Cyber Security Practitioner' certification. Identify the entry requirements and the 'Learning and Assessment' method for the 'BCS Cyber Security Practitioner' certification. Navigate back to the homepage using the 'Go to homepage' link or by directly navigating to 'https://www.bcs.org.uk'. Click on the 'Membership & registrations' button in the main navigation. On the membership page, identify at least three key benefits of becoming a BCS member. Locate the pricing information for different membership types and find the annual cost for a 'Professional (MBCS)' membership. Navigate back to the homepage using the 'Go to homepage' link or by directly navigating to 'https://www.bcs.org.uk'. Click on the 'About us' button in the main navigation. On the 'About us' page, locate and click on the 'Legal and privacy notices' link. On the 'Legal and privacy notices' page, locate and access the 'BCS Code of Conduct' document (likely a PDF or a dedicated page). Identify the first principle listed in the Code of Conduct under the 'Public Interest' section. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'BCS Cyber Security Practitioner' page. The agent states the entry requirement for 'BCS Cyber Security Practitioner' as 'Candidates must hold the BCS Certificate in Information Security Management Principles or an equivalent qualification'. The agent states the 'Learning and Assessment' method for 'BCS Cyber Security Practitioner' as 'Self-study and examination'. The agent successfully identifies at least three key benefits of BCS membership (e.g., professional development, networking, industry recognition, resources, discounts). The agent states the annual cost for a 'Professional (MBCS)' membership as '£140'. The agent successfully locates and identifies the 'BCS Code of Conduct'. The agent states the first principle listed in the Code of Conduct regarding 'Public Interest' as 'You shall have due regard for public health, safety and the environment'. The agent provides a concise answer that includes all requested information.