Richard Seiersen discusses how CISOs must shift from vulnerability management to risk quantification, using measurement-driven approaches to align security with business ...
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International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global observance held annually on March 8th, dedicated to celebrating the achievements and contributions of women across various fields while advocating for gender equality. In the context of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), IWD serves as a crucial platform to address the gender disparity prevalent in these industries. Women remain underrepresented in STEM professions, facing challenges such as systemic biases, unequal opportunities, and a lack of role models. The day emphasizes the importance of fostering an inclusive environment that encourages and supports women pursuing careers in STEM. By raising awareness about gender inequalities, promoting diversity, and showcasing the accomplishments of women in these fields, IWD contributes to dismantling barriers and inspiring the next generation of female leaders in cybersecurity and other STEM disciplines
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Cybercrime rates in Australia have surged, with online attacks averaging out to one every six minutes, according to the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD).(1) For ...
Identity management and security are crucial aspects of the modern digital landscape, responsible for protecting the information and access points that link us globally. ...
Across STEM women remain underrepresented despite the wide-ranging benefits we know they bring to the field, especially in areas like Cyber Security. So, how do we close this ...
“The increasing presence of women in tech and leadership roles is encouraging. The current skills shortage offers a great opportunity for women to step in and fill the gaps. ...
Women who’ve benefitted from effective advocacy and support know what a difference it can make in the early career days.