Women in Tech

Samsung workers strike claiming harsh working conditions

Giheung, South Korea— Women working on Samsung Electronics' 8-inch semiconductor production line are striking, citing severe working conditions. Many suffer from ailments like degenerative...

Return to office (RTO) mandates aren’t worth the talent risks: Gartner

Return-to-office (RTO) mandates are increasingly becoming a point of contention within organizations. Over the past year, 63% of HR leaders have reported a rise...

Lynn Conway, revolutionized semi-conductor design: Passes away at 85

Lynn Conway, a trailblazing engineer and influential figure in chip design, passed away at the age of 86. Known for her pivotal role at...

Pilot cybersecurity training program for women to recruit third cohort

The program is overseen by the Information and Community Technology Council (ICTC) and funded by Microsoft and the federal

Female cyber pros group targeted in phishing scam

The Women in CyberSecurity Society says a volunteer recently received a text message impersonating the group

Cyber Security Today, Sept. 1, 2023 – Celebrate Women in Cyber Security

This episode reports on more bad packages in open source repositories, and why you shouldn't play the

Cyber Security Today, Sept. 1, 2023 – Celebrate Women in Cyber Security

This episode reports on more bad packages in open source repositories, and why you shouldn't play the

International Women in Cyber Security Day: Slow progress

The prospects for women in cybersecurity in many countries are promising, but progress in Canada is disappointing, says the founder of International Women in Cybersecurity Day. “Within Canada there appears to have been limited observable change in bolstered support for women-led cybersecurity initiatives throughout the past year,” said Lisa Kearney, B.C., based founding executive director

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