Using CompTIA Trademarks
CompTIA's certification program names are registered trademarks
of the Association. In order to help protect the integrity
of our programs, CompTIA asks that those who make reference
to our trademarks and use our logos adhere to the following
guidelines:
Trademark Usage and Style Guide for use on the Web and in Print
Materials
The parameters for use of any CompTIA trademark are as follows:
- Any CompTIA logo must be accurately shown in proportion and
orientation. Distorting or rotating the logo is not permitted.
- Any CompTIA logo must not be incorporated into any other
mark or symbol. It may not be used as a border on or
around any item.
- You may not use a CompTIA logo as part of
either your name or
your company's name.
- The name of any CompTIA certification
must not be without the word "CompTIA". For example:
CompTIA A+ certified, NOT A+ certified; CompTIA Network+
certification, NOT Network+
certification.
- No CompTIA Logo or Trademark may be used
as a domain name or as a part of a domain name.
Who Can Use CompTIA Logos
How you use any CompTIA logo reflects both on our association
and your organization. Use it proudly to show your commitment
to quality service and excellence. We encourage you to
involve your entire organization in helping CompTIA raise
the profile
and enhance the image of the association. Only authorized
users can use or display a CompTIA logo.
Who is an Authorized User?
To be considered an “authorized user” an individual
or company must qualify under one or more of the following
categories:
CompTIA Corporate Members - A company that has met the necessary
qualifications to be recognized by CompTIA as a corporate member
in good standing. Authorized users in this category may use the
CompTIA corporate logo for business purposes. This includes company
Web site, advertisements and letterhead.
CompTIA Authorized Service Centers – A company that has
met the necessary qualifications to be recognized by CompTIA
as an Authorized Service Center in good standing. Authorized
users in this category can use the Authorized Service Center
logo on advertising and other printed business materials such
as letterhead, invoices, customer correspondence, brochures and
Web site.
CompTIA Certified Individuals - An individual who has satisfied
one of CompTIA's certification test objectives that were in effect
at the time that he or she was tested. Authorized users in this
category may use the appropriate certified logo for personalized
purposes. This includes business cards, correspondence, letterhead
and resumes.
CompTIA Learning Alliance Partners – An instructor-led
training company that meets or exceeds minimum quality standards
in training, customer service and facilities. CLA partners can
use the CLA logo and the appropriate CompTIA certification program
logos in their marketing collateral and Web site.
CompTIA Authorized Quality Curriculum Partners – A company
CompTIA recognizes for their training materials that meet quality
standards mandated by CompTIA. CAQC partners can use the CAQC
logo and the relevant CompTIA certification program logos in
their marketing collateral and Web sites.
CompTIA Cornerstone Committee Members - A cornerstone committee
member is recognized for the part they have played in the development
and ongoing maintenance of CompTIA certification examinations.
Authorized users in this category can use the applicable certification
program logo on advertising and other printed materials such
as letterhead, invoices, customer correspondence, brochures and
Web sites.
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