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In no way are we being vain or arrogant when we say that we (the writers of this book and you, the readers) know more about data security and safe Internet use than perhaps 99 percent of the general population, for two main reasons:

 Security is our profession.

 Security is not always easy to do.

A legion of volunteer opportunities is available to help others keep their computers (and mobile computing devices) secure and use the Internet safely. Here is a concise list of places where you can help:

 Service clubs

 Senior centersWHY VOLUNTEER?Why should you consider volunteering for (ISC)2 or for any other professional organization? Here are two main reasons:Volunteerism of any kind is about giving back to a larger community. Consider the volunteers who helped you earn your CISSP certification. There are many of them, but they aren’t always visible.Volunteering looks good on your résumé. We consider this fact to be a byproduct of volunteering, not the primary reason for it.Volunteering for (ISC)2 or any other cause should be a reflection of your character, not simply an activity to embellish your résumé. Although your intention in volunteering may be to help others, volunteering will also change you — for the better.Consider it a good idea to periodically check the (ISC)2 website for other ways you can help.

 Schools (be sure to read about Safe and Secure Online earlier in this chapter)

 Alumni associations and groups

 Your place of employment

Using a little imagination, you can undoubtedly come up with additional opportunities. The world is hungry for the information you possess!