Members are encouraged to implement a privacy strategy that best matches their professional goals. Those who are building a public persona of security professionalism will likely benefit from promoting and linking to their public portfolio page. These individuals should link to the page from their social media, list it on their resume and business cards and place it in their email signature line. Those who work at sensitive security sites or who are at risk of doxxing or public attack should consider requiring a portfolio-page password. Users may set a password from their account settings page. They will provide this password to those who have an interest in accessing the page such as employers and clients. Members who are in doubt as to their strategy should consider password protecting their page until they have taken the Security Officer Personal Privacy and Social Media Best Practices (SOPPSM) training; it's available to members who have reached The Security Officer Network's silver access level and will walk the member through an evaluation process for balancing professional promotion versus the need for privacy.