Empowering Women In Cyber Security
Ep.174
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- People's Choice Award 2021 (this is a popularity vote for a woman cybersecurity professional)
And in that spirit, TF7 discusses empowering women this week.
Episode Overview:
Vice President of Government & Public Affairs at Cox Communications, Nneka Chiazor joins co-host Andy Bonillo on Episode #174 of Task Force 7 Radio to share her passion of empowering women who are experiencing "hope outages". Nneka also discusses the impact on constant communications during the pandemic and the negative impact on psychological wellbeing and how we have added psychological safety to corporate business continuity plans. We finished up the show discussing diversity and inclusion in cybersecurity and scratched the surface on neurodiversity.