It will take a paradigm shift to defend our national security moving forward. Women and people of color should be at the forefront of this effort.
“I love this work because I get to look across all of our products to make sure we are doing everything we can to keep users safe,” said Camille Stewart, who co-founded #ShareTheMicInCyber—an online movement and social media campaign highlighting the experiences of Black practitioners in the cybersecurity field—with Lauren Zabierek.
As we all figure out how to protect ourselves and our loved ones in an increasingly digital and connected world, our mission is to change the face of cybersecurity and privacy.—a #ShareTheMicInCyber and. magazine series. In the months ahead, we’ll be interviewing women from the #ShareTheMicInCyber movement and sharing those conversations with you—: Camille, why don’t we kick off this series with you.
What do you wish people knew about working in cybersecurity? Do people need to know how to code? Because I do not!Cybersecurity is a multidisciplinary industry that requires practitioners with a variety of skill sets. We need lawyers, communicators, technologists, policy professionals, program managers and so much more. I want everyone to feel like they can transition into cybersecurity or build a career whether or not they are traditionally technical—like an engineer or computer scientist.
That led me to my current role as the executive director of the Cyber Project at the Harvard Kennedy School where we conduct policy-relevant research on these big, strategic cyber problems.
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