In the Code of Professional Conduct, what does the practice of Professionalism require?

The Cyber AB Code of Professional Conduct (CoPC) outlines several core tenets that certified professionals must adhere to. The tenet of "Professionalism" is explicitly defined as the requirement to "Refrain from any and all forms of dishonesty in all dealings regarding CMMC." This principle establishes a foundation of integrity, truthfulness, and ethical behavior, which is paramount for maintaining the credibility of the CMMC ecosystem and the professionals who operate within it.

A. Do not copy materials without permission to do so. This statement describes the CoPC tenet of "Proper Use of Materials," not "Professionalism."

B. Do not make assertions about assessment outcomes. This statement describes the CoPC tenet of "Objectivity," which focuses on impartiality and avoiding conflicts of interest.

D. Ensure the security of all information discovered or received. This statement describes the CoPC tenet of "Confidentiality," which governs the protection of sensitive information.

1. The Cyber AB. (2022

October 25). Cyber AB Code of Professional Conduct

Version 1.2.

Section 3.1

Professionalism

Page 3: "Refrain from any and all forms of dishonesty in all dealings regarding CMMC."

Section 3.2

Objectivity

Page 3: "Refrain from making assertions about assessment outcomes..."

Section 3.3

Confidentiality

Page 3: "Ensure the security of all information discovered or received..."

Section 3.4

Proper Use of Materials

Page 3: "Do not copy or otherwise use materials without permission to do so."