Yes. Once you have earned an assessment, certification badge, or other eligible OffSec achievement, you can highlight it on your social profiles or websites to support your personal brand.

You can share your OffSec achievements in the following ways:

• Accredible badges and certificates — Best for sharing or verifying a specific credential, such as a certification, badge, or pin.
• Skills Passport shareable cards — Best for sharing a broader, OffSec-branded snapshot of your OffSec journey, such as certifications, level, XP, skills, and all-time stats.

To learn how to download your badges or digital credentials, visit the Digital Certification FAQ.

To generate a Skills Passport card, go to My Profile > Skills Passport, choose the card you want to share, and use the download option. You can post the downloaded image on LinkedIn or other external platforms.

Organizations that have employees with OffSec certifications may post achieved certifications inline with the employee’s bio or headshot. However, organizations may not use OffSec brand assets, intellectual property, badges, certificates, or Skills Passport cards in a way that could imply an affiliation with, sponsorship by, or endorsement from OffSec unless such affiliation exists.

OffSec Partners may highlight their affiliation with OffSec based on their partner agreement. Companies that want to become OffSec partners may apply through the OffSec Partner Program.