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fromTheregister
2 weeks ago

TryHackMe admits mistake leading to public diversity gaffe

TryHackMe initially named only male helpers for its Advent of Cyber challenge and is recruiting female creators with Eva Benn after criticism of gender imbalance.
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fromSecuritymagazine
3 months ago

How To Enact Meaningful Change This International Women in Cyber Day

Early gender stereotypes limit women's cybersecurity representation and leadership; organizations must implement fair promotion, sponsorship, and visibility to build diverse, resilient security teams.
fromComputerWeekly.com
3 months ago

Cyber Girls First is encouraging girls to study tech at university | Computer Weekly

When I began Cyber Girls First (CGF) in 2014, the figures produced by the industry showed that out of the total employees in the computer and cyber workforce, 8% were women. Eleven years later, the industry has grown exponentially, with 20% of the total being women. They are coming from a variety of backgrounds - graduates in computer science, those who are changing careers, and graduates from sponsored apprenticeships such as Cisco, Rolls Royce and the regional police forces.
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fromSecuritymagazine
4 months ago

Breaking Barriers in Cybersecurity: A Conversation with WiCyS's Executive Director

Women in cybersecurity are driving innovation and addressing workforce shortages through organizations like Women in Cybersecurity.
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