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Highlights
Men? Dominating Cyber? Groundbreaking. 🙄
While it’s an interesting set of graphs and perhaps the escalation is noteworthy to a degree….by now we are all well aware of the gaps in both cybersecurity and technology, especially as women.
👉 Focusing on driving change is a better use of our time.
So with that being said, here are few ways to help even the playing field according to the World Economic Forum.
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Representation matters. They say seeing is believing well, nothing could be more true for getting women into tech.
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Mentorship. Access to mentorship programs, job placement assistance and working with schools and universities to connect with female students.
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Experience. Internships, workshops and site visits - by actively engaging students in practical STEM applications, companies can enhance the educational experience.
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Support. Fostering a supportive and inclusive workplace culture is crucial for retention.
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Pay them.
Anything I forgot to add? Share in the comments 👇👇 #cybersecurity #womenintech
I graduated from Oxford University ✅
Okay not really 😂 but I did complete a week-long course with the most amazing tutor and classmates!
Espionage, Terrorism and Sabotage in the Cyber Age. It really sounds like something James Bond may have enjoyed, doesn’t it? 🤔
A huge thank you to our expert tutor, Dr. Jarvis who is a treasure trove of knowledge on all things cybersecurity and geopolitics.
Big thank you to #OUSSA for a wonderful week at University of Oxford concluding with a trip to Bletchley Park Trust and an evening gala dinner. (All drinks were shaken, not stirred - as you’d expect 😂)
For anyone looking to strengthen their knowledge in this space, I highly recommend signing up for future courses!
#oxforduniversity #cybersecurity
