The WiCyS annual in-person and virtual conferences are the premier events dedicated to recruiting, retaining and advancing women in cybersecurity. Each year, professionals and students—women and allies alike— unite to enhance their skills, build valuable connections and pursue career advancement opportunities. Join us in shaping the future of the cybersecurity workforce. Expand your network and […]
The WiCyS annual in-person and virtual conferences are the premier events dedicated to recruiting, retaining and advancing women in cybersecurity. Each year, professionals and students—women and allies alike— unite to enhance their skills, build valuable connections and pursue career advancement opportunities. Join us in shaping the future of the cybersecurity workforce. Enhance the learning experience […]
Join our Minnesota Affiliate at the 14th Annual Leadership Event Cyber Security Summit to connect with WiCyS members. Please stop by our booth to meet our affiliate, snag some swag, […]
Join WiCyS Strategic Partner SentinelOne ThreatOps Virtual Training sessions. Are you interested in taking on the Challenge? You'll join fellow cybersecurity peers for SentinelOne's ThreatOps Challenge, which will incorporate both […]
Amazon Security will be hosting a multi-city Capture the Flag (CTF) competition for members of WiCyS in New York City, Arlington, VA, and Seattle, WA, over two days! WiCyS Executive […]
We are thrilled to share that WiCyS and RSA have joined forces to offer an incredible opportunity to one of our student members. One lucky RSA Conference Security Scholar program […]
The Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) West Africa Affiliate, under the auspices of the Cyber Security Authority (CSA) Ghana, is organizing a workshop to equip women, NGOs, CSOs, journalists, and underserved […]
Don't miss the 7th annual Diversity & Inclusion Research Conference (#DIRC24), taking place online on Oct 30. Join a stellar roster of presenters who will share practical advice and real-world […]
What to do when the AI or ML system is acting funky? How does one know when there is a problem? How can one differentiate between a design defect, data […]