Women in Cybersecurity

February 13, 2019

SECURITY

Cisco at RSA Conference 2019 – Making security better

5 min read

At RSAC 2019 we’ll be making some key announcements that extend our strategy of putting “Security Above Everything.”

November 14, 2018

SECURITY

Thinking Global and Acting Local to Close the Skills Gap

3 min read

Cybersecurity empowers organizations to enable trust, move faster, add value and grow.

October 9, 2018

SECURITY

Be Fearless: Advice to My 15-Year-Old Self on Pursuing a Cyber Career

3 min read

Women, especially young women, please allow me to share my learnings in hopes of helping you move more confidently down the path to STEM-centric occupations.

August 23, 2018

SECURITY

Paying It Forward – Investing in Cybersecurity’s Future with Summer Camp

3 min read

Solving the cybersecurity skills gap is difficult – but as an industry, we have a responsibility to educate the next generation who grew up with technology that wasn’t necessarily designed...

August 11, 2018

SECURITY

Black Hat USA 2018: ATT&CK in the NOC

6 min read

The Black Hat NOC is run by UBM, and Cisco Security is honored to be a technology partner for malware analysis/threat intelligence and DNS.

July 30, 2018

SECURITY

A Case for the Liberal Arts in Cybersecurity

2 min read

I encourage anyone with a liberal arts background, especially women, to consider a career in cybersecurity. Your insights are needed.

June 18, 2018

SECURITY

Thinking About a Cyber Career? Just Jump In

3 min read

If you care about cyber security and you’re willing to work hard, we need you. Yes, YOU.

May 1, 2018

SECURITY

Enrolling More Women in Cyber Engineering

3 min read

Everyone who works at Cisco knows that we encourage, promote and value a diverse workforce. Supporting women is an important part of that effort. The difference in tangible support from...

April 19, 2018

SECURITY

The Cybersecurity Journey – Always Changing, Always Growing

3 min read

When I started working on the Cisco Secure Development Lifecycle, I was the only woman in a group of over fifty men.