Women in cybersecurity outpacing men to leadership roles, study
Women are making significant strides in the field of cybersecurity and in some cases, are even outpacing men in some categories, but progress aside there are still areas that could use improvement....
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Women in Security – Advocates
Women in the cybersecurity industry couldn’t thrive without advocates like the five women honored here. Nada Marie Anid vice president for strategic communications and external affairs, New York...
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Women in Security – Veterans
These women started in different places and have been navigating the changing security landscape long enough to be considered veterans, navigating pitfalls and seizing opportunities as they’ve come...
View ArticleWomen in Security: Honorable Mention
Camille Jackson, information security analyst, Tenable Camille Jackson is a security analyst at Tenable who has 18 years of IT industry experience under her belt and has long been an advocate of early...
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Women in Security: Women of Influence
These five women have exerted influence on a variety of cybersecurity issues — from policy, awareness training and legislation to R&D and regulatory compliance. Dinah Davis vice president,...
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Women in Security: Women to Watch
Lillian Ablon, information scientist, RAND Lillian Ablon does not sit still for very long. While holding down her full-time job as an information scientist at the non-profit RAND Corporation, she...
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Women in Security: PowerPlayers
No doubt about it, these women, with their diverse backgrounds and different career trajectories, are powerhouses in the cybersecurity field. Dawn Beyersenior fellow, Lockheed Martin Dawn Beyer didn’t...
View ArticleWhere do we go from here?
There’s no GPS or roadmap to follow to get women in security to a place where they are on equal footing with men, but there are plenty of ways the industry can help them arrive at equality and parity....
View ArticleThe company you keep
A new take on the old adage “you’re known by the company you keep,” might aptly apply to women in security who’ve found success, progress and opportunities in organizations that know their value. Take...
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Including gender balance in security: The Journey of a CSO team
Over 40 percent of personnel on the Akamai InfoSec team are women. That’s in an industry where, depending on who you ask and how you measure, somewhere between 10percent and 15percent of entry-level...
View ArticleA call for women…
Women are doing incredible, innovative things throughout the cybersecurity industry. As part of our continuing celebration of these successes, SC Media once again is kicking off its annual search for...
View ArticleAn Update on SC Media’s Women in Cybersecurity
Greetings! Thank you for your support of SC Media’s Women in Cybersecurity recognition program — now in its seventh year. This year’s response to our call for nominations was unprecedented, yielding...
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