Technological Literacy, final part of CEMP training, equips candidates to manage digital systems, data, and AI responsibly without needing to be technical specialists. This domain focuses on accountability, oversight, and ethical governance of technology-enabled decisions. Candidates learn how technology can amplify both value and risk, especially when accountability is unclear. The domain provides practical tools to govern AI, protect data integrity, manage technological risk, and support sustainable innovation. CEMP candidates gain confidence in supervising technology rather than deferring blindly to systems or vendors. Passing the evaluation demonstrates the ability to retain human judgment and ethical responsibility in digital environments. Organizations value managers who can balance innovation with control and trust. For candidates, Technological Literacy ensures relevance and credibility in increasingly automated and data-driven workplaces.