Women In Security Panel
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Group members recount technical origin stories, concrete programs and hard wins: leading an SOC/NOC and joint intelligence rebuild after Shamoon to restore Saudi Aramco operations (avoiding a projected $400–$450/ barrel oil shock), building virtual-economy defenses for Second Life and Sansar, and practical startup triage advice—do a gap analysis, rank risks and reduce cloud access blast radius (limit IAM/AWS privileges) first. Mentoring paths named are InfoSec Mentors and Proving Ground, plus WISP and Executive Women’s Forum.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:11Megan Whoo
- 6:45Chris Kubecka
- 10:20Colleen Coolidge
- 16:42Kavya Perlman
- 23:28Organizations
- 26:31Mentorship
- 30:25Level 1 2 3
- 34:20Challenges Faced
- 36:31Harassment
- 38:06What has happened recently
- 43:58Closing remarks
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