TCM Revokes His Certificates

TCM bans and revokes a guy's all his certificates for memeing on them 💀 #infosec #cybersecurity here we go again.. standards we uphold for our certified professionals. As a private certifying body, TCM Security reserves the right to revoke credentials and deny continued affiliation to individuals whose conduct — regardless of when it occurs — conflicts with the integrity, professionalism, or mission of our training and certification programs. Policy Basis Under Section 5 — Academic Honesty & Non-Disclosure of the TCM Security Purpose Agreement Terms and Conditions, you agreed that: "... any breach of the Academic Honesty Policy ... may result in (a) a failing examination grade and revocation of retake opportunities; (b) temporary or permanent ban from the TCM Security without refund; (c) revocation of the certification... While this section addresses academic and exam-related misconduct, it also establishes our right to permanently ban individuals and revoke certifications where appropriate. This authority extends to conduct that undermines the values and credibility of TCM Security, whether during or after certification has been granted. Your continued actions — including persistent trolling and public disparagement of TCM Security — are incompatible with our standards for certified professionals and the environment we provide to our students, partners, and staff. Action Taken...

The meme shows a mock TCM Security disciplinary notice beside CJ from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas saying “here we go again.” The joke is that someone allegedly kept memeing about the cybersecurity certification provider, so the provider supposedly banned him and revoked all his certificates. It is used as an absurd reaction to repeated online drama, trolling, or an authority figure dramatically punishing a minor offense. EN: The meme shows a mock TCM Security disciplinary notice beside CJ from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas saying “here we go again.” The joke is that someone allegedly kept memeing about the cybersecurity certification provider, so the provider supposedly banned him and revoked all his certificates. It is used as an absurd reaction to repeated online drama, trolling, or an authority figure dramatically punishing a minor offense.

• @gentoomemes / 16811 2025-04-09