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Curiosity, Exploration and Community – How I Paved my Own Path to a Cybersecurity Career

Security

Jennie Kam
February 27, 2018 - 0 Comments

I like to say that I didn’t really choose a career in cybersecurity – it chose me. The field naturally suits my personality, which has always been safety conscious. My…

Innovate, Educate, and Build the Next Generation of Women in STEM

Inclusion and Diversity

Frances Vella
February 21, 2018 - 4 Comments

Anyone interested in the professional development of women in Tech will want to join the Feb 26 Cisco Chat and Mar 7 Women of Impact event, both open to the

On March 7th, Cisco Women of Impact are Together, For Change

Inclusion and Diversity

Alison Gleeson
February 12, 2018 - 14 Comments

Attend Cisco’s Women of Impact conference on March 7, 2018 to see inclusion, collaboration and diversity in action! What better way to promote the professional development of women. Together, for

Broadening the Art of the Possible Through Diversity

Security

John Stewart
January 16, 2018 - 5 Comments

During a recent conversation with an industry peer and great friend, he asked, “How did you make Cisco’s Security and Trust Organization so inclusive and diverse?” The question made me…

Leap by Leap

Inclusion and Diversity

Shari Slate
December 11, 2017 - 1 Comment

When it comes to creating environments where everyone can thrive, our “best team” is one that’s 70,000 strong. We’re all in.

The Power of Role Models and a Good Book

Security

Lisa Bobbitt
November 10, 2017 - 5 Comments

My path to cybersecurity looks more like a winding road than a straight line, but it’s the influential role models and valuable information I consumed with every turn that paved…

7th Time’s the Charm – Why I Never Stopped Applying to Cisco

Life At Cisco

Ali Talahi
November 7, 2017 - 8 Comments

Ali shares how after applying to work at Cisco SEVEN times — his dream finally came true!

Cisco Takes Exclusivity Out of Cybersecurity

Security

Michele Guel
October 23, 2017 - 2 Comments

Nearly 30 years ago, I attended the first of what would be hundreds of information security conferences throughout my career. I was astonished to be one of only a handful