Women in Security Awards 2019: How can the industry better attract women from other professions?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What can the industry do to get school-aged girls more interested in cybersecurity as a career?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What did you think of the conference?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What do people say when you tell them you work in cybersecurity?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What do you tell other people about working in cybersecurity?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What did you learn from the conference?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What's one thing from the conference that you will be telling everyone at your workplace tomorrow?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: Why do you think cybersecurity has struggled to attract women?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: What attracted you to the conference?
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Women in Security Awards 2019: Special Recognition Award goes to Year 9 Student
Tamara Baker was awarded the CSO Special Recognition award at the 2019 CSO Inaugural Women in Security Awards in September.
Women in Security Conference & Awards: Photo Booth
Check out the beautiful & crazy pictures from the 3rd of September 2019 Women in Security Conference & Awards Ceremony.
Security Leader: Simon Howe, LogRhythm
For this reason, we have to get better at ensuring that security is part of the board-level discussion and planning about having the best way to protect the business.
Security Leader: Jason Duerden, Blackberry Cylance
Rather than asking, “Could we?”, the question development teams should be asking is, “Should we?”
Security Leader: Graham Sowden, Okta
If IT leaders are able to demonstrate how user-friendly security solutions will increase productivity, reduce costs and ultimately mitigate risks, they will be able to build a viable business case for the board.
Women in Security Conference & Awards to debut in Melbourne on 3 September
Saudi Arabian cybersecurity specialist and women’s rights activist Manal al-Sharif, who was imprisoned by authorities after daring to drive a car, will deliver the keynote speech at a groundbreaking conference and awards ceremony exploring the changing role of women in cybersecurity.