Duke University and the Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF) have announced a joint global research project, ‘Advancing Women in Cybersecurity’, aimed at increasing understanding of women’s participation and career prospects within the cybersecurity workforce, Building on a previous GCF study covering 26 countries, the research collaboration will survey a wide sample of women in the public and private sectors across Latin America, including those working in and outside of cybersecurity, to offer actionable insights on opportunities to expand the cybersecurity workforce by attracting women to the field

The United States Telecommunications Training Institute (USTTI) and the Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF) have announced a partnership to deliver the ‘Empowering Women to Leadership in Cyber’ program, aimed at advancing women to cybersecurity leadership positions,The joint program will train and provide emerging female cybersecurity leaders with the skills required to reduce barriers for women at the various stages of their cybersecurity careers, with sessions delivered in the U.S. and Saudi Arabia