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A Day in the Life of a Threat Intelligence Analyst

By |28/03/2023|

One of the most important aspects of my day as an analyst is my routine. Many people in cyber threat intelligence will tell you the job can be overwhelming, and a routine can help you navigate all sorts of confusing and difficult circumstances. I deliberately keep a close watch [...]

WHERE ARE MY LADIES AT?

By |28/03/2023|

BREAKING ASSUMPTIONS, CHANGING OUR PERSPECTIVES, AND OWNING OUR PLACE For most of their existence public policing and private security have been a ’boys club‘. Social expectations, ideas of ’propriety‘, and fear all played a role in the assumption that women and security do not mix. Under these assumptions, men [...]

REMOVING BARRIERS, AT WORK AND OUTSIDE OF IT

By |28/03/2023|

REMOVING BARRIERS, AT WORK AND OUTSIDE OF IT Atlassian’s Jodie Vlassis warmed to cybersecurity at an early age, and never looked back Jodie Vlassis traces her interest in technology back at least to the age of 12, when she would watch her brother “do some pretty cool things” developing [...]

THINGS TO KNOW IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING A JOB IN CYBER SECURITY

By |28/03/2023|

My journey into the world of cybersecurity was probably different from most. A cybersecurity role came up in the company I worked for. I applied and was successful. At the time, I was told I did not have the necessary certifications, experience, or knowledge. Looking back, that was a [...]

Rachel Okoji Virtual Intern, Mossé Cyber Security Institute

By |28/03/2023|

Most female success stories tell of battles won against gender discrimination, as they should. I have encountered such battles, but my journey so far has been driven by sheer stubbornness. I was the kid who played soccer in a boys’ only team and then went home to play with [...]

“The inclusion of different cultures and backgrounds in cybersecurity is important. Diversity breeds collaboration and innovation. Hackers don’t discriminate, so why should we? ”

By |28/03/2023|

My journey into cyber security started in the early 1990’s with a recalcitrant computer. I was in the Royal Air Force and helped my commanding officer prepare PowerPoint presentations for his meetings. The computer I used kept breaking down, so I took it upon myself to learn how computers [...]

IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO CHANGE YOUR STARS

By |28/03/2023|

started my security journey long before I knew the security industry to be an option. My daughter was three years old and I was working a job I absolutely loved in the snowboard industry, but the pay was low and jobs were seasonal. Life was stressful because money was [...]

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