Women looking to work or progress in the cyber and tech industries are invited to a free advice evening at the University of Central Lancashire this October.
The second Women in Cyber event, on Wednesday 9 October, has been Organised by North West Cyber Security Cluster in collaboration with the University’s Women in Cyber Security Student Chapter.
It aims to creative a supportive environment where attendees can share experiences, gain insights, and build connections in the cyber and tech sectors.
It will bring in experts who can provide practical advice, real-life experiences and strategies to help women break into or transition within the industry.
"Whether you're a student exploring career options or a professional looking to transition into the sector, this event offers valuable insights and opportunities for growth that can benefit anyone looking to advance in the industry."
— Amber Jacques, Women in Cyber Lead
Amber Jacques from the School of Law and Policing and the Women in Cyber Lead said: This is an excellent opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and engage directly with those who have successfully navigated their careers in cyber and tech.
“The event is open to everyone, regardless of experience level. Whether you're a student exploring career options or a professional looking to transition into the sector, this event offers valuable insights and opportunities for growth that can benefit anyone looking to advance in the industry.”
This event will take place at the Engineering and Innovation Centre (EIC) on the University’s Preston Campus on Wednesday 9 October 4.00pm – 6.00pm.
It is part of the inaugural Women in Tech Week, a five-day series of in-person events and virtual events dedicated to supporting and empowering women in the technology industry. All genders are encouraged to attend and support the advancement of women in the industry.
Free tickets can be booked via Eventbrite.
For more information contact Nina Forrest from the North West Cyber Security Cluster