Nominations open: SC Media’s 2025 Women in IT Security
SC Media opens nominations for its 12th annual Women in IT Security program, spotlighting leadership, resilience, and impact across the cybersecurity industry.
Women in IT Security News, Features, Awards and Commentary| SC Media
The Women in IT Security recognition program is open—and we’re looking for the boldest, brightest, and most impactful women in cybersecurity.
CyberRisk Alliance and SC Media are now accepting nominations for the 2025 Women in IT Security recognition program! This annual initiative celebrates and recognizes outstanding women in cybersecurity who have made significant contributions to the field in North America through their expertise, dedication, and influence in advancing cybersecurity best practices.
Now it’s your turn to help spotlight the leaders shaping the future of cybersecurity. You can nominate yourself or someone whose work deserves recognition—submit a nomination today and celebrate the impact of exceptional women in the industry!
2025 Women in IT Security
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Hear from our 2024 Honorees
2024 Honorees
AdvocatesView All
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Ria Aiken: Championing inclusion, opportunity
Stanley Black & Decker’s Prathibha Muraleedhara: Going above beyond for cyber’s next generation
eSentire’s Tia Hopkins leads cybersecurity with resilience, inclusivity
From Delhi to DigiCert: Deepika Chauhan’s quantum leap for women in tech
LevelBlue’s Bindu Sundaresan was technical from the word go
Cyber VeteransView All
RSAC 2025: Ex-CISA head Krebs defiantly urges infosec community to keep up the good fight
Radian Group’s Donna Ross: Blazing the path is as important as guarding the present
Trinseo’s Tammy Klotz: Transformational change through connections
Syxsense’s Mary Yang: Thwarting attackers, uplifting professionals
CisoHive’s Renee Guttmann: A female CISO who sings her own song
Women to WatchView All
How Hidden Layer’s Marta Janus is safeguarding AI from adversaries
Critical Start’s Callie Guenther: Shaping the future of digital defense
Capital Strategies Group’s Tammi Hayes: Securing the present while guarding the future
How Intel 471’s Ashley Jess stays ahead of the bad guys
Proofpoint’s Selena Larson moves from the news desk to the threat analyst’s chair
Power PlayersView All
The woman turning Africa into a cybersecurity talent powerhouse (video)
Qualys’ Barbara Huelskamp: Working to narrow the workforce, gender gaps
Schneider Electric’s Cassie Crossley breaks barriers through team building
Flashpoint’s Alex Kobray: Tackling threats from extremists to extortionists
Forescout’s Alison King: Strengthening national security through cyber policy
2023 Honorees
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