As International Women in Cyber Day draws closer, security professionals are reflecting on the progress made as well as the challenges women continue to face in the industry. 

Policies and procedures within workplaces should support everyone and it’s the duty of leaders to make sure they’re creating an inclusive environment.

Lynn Dohm, Executive Director of nonprofit organization WiCyS discusses the importance of inclusion when solving the cybersecurity workforce gap.

Confidence Staveley's security career centers inclusion and education, aiming to increase the number of women in the field.

Quratulann "Annie" Jamshed discusses the role that curiosity plays in building a cybersecurity career.

Dr. Iretioluwa Akerele reflects on how growth and awareness are vital to a cybersecurity career.

It has never been more critical to double down on diversity in tech to increase innovation and business success through varied strengths and experiences.

A recent report found that fewer women technology professionals reported receiving an increase in pay over the last year compared to men.

This International Women’s Day, female security leaders share their career paths and offer advice to women looking to enter the industry. 

This International Women’s Day, women currently in cybersecurity positions should be a guide and mentor for those entering the profession.