A new study shows trends in cybersecurity leader employment, compensation and retention.

Creating a more diverse and inclusive workforce in cybersecurity is imperative to bridging the skills gap and countering cyber threats effectively. 

Cybersecurity leader Lianne Potter hopes to make an impact on the field through her security culture evangelism and gender equality advocacy.

Jordan Rae Kelly built a career in the FBI Cyber Division at a critical time for cybersecurity in the United States, securing Americans and American assets.

A recent report by Women in CyberSecurity on the state of inclusion of women in cybersecurity shows 68% cite leadership as a source of exclusion.

With a focus on working toward closing the gender gap in cybersecurity, CISA and Girl Scouts of the USA formalize collaboration efforts.

Shikha Kothari, Principal Security Advisor at Eden Data, shares strategies for cybersecurity leaders to create supportive work environments for women.

Security magazine brings you the top cybersecurity conferences for security professionals to attend in 2023, covering emerging threats and defense tactics.

The 2022 Cybersecurity Workforce Study from (ISC)² identified the current cyber workforce gap to be 3.4 million employees.

While women make up 24% of the cybersecurity workforce, they only hold 10% of leadership positions, according to results from the 2022 Global Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Survey from Heidrick & Struggles.