Cyber-Girls

8 March is International Women's Day!

To celebrate women's achievements in the cybersecurity domain, the Agency organises for the second time a virtual meeting of European and International Cybersecurity Challenge participants. Women panelists present their involvement in the ECSC and ICC, including the difficulties faced and the skills, acquired, discussing also the women's current and future role in cybersecurity.

Moderator

Christina Skouloudi, @miss_narbi, Cybersecurity Officer at ENISA

Speakers

Sanne Maasakkers, @sannemaasakkers, Security specialist at NCSC-NL & Trainer of Team EU (NL)

 Mariana Rio Costa, @Lizardqueen954, Student in high school (PT)

 Eleni Ioakeim, @eleni_ioakeim, Student in MSc on AI (CY)

How to Participate?

The event is public and will be web streamed on the ENISA Social Media Channels

You Tube - https://youtu.be/W4yqMQQWhy0

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What is the ECSC?

The European Cyber Security Challenge is an initiative by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and aims at enhancing cybersecurity talent across Europe and connecting high potentials with industry-leading organizations. Young cyber talents from all over Europe, organised in national teams, gather every year in a different location to network, collaborate and compete. For more information: ecsc.eu

What is the ICC?

In continuation to the successful organisation of the European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC) since 2015 onwards, the International Cybersecurity Challenge comes as the next step to the competition expanding it to an all embracing, multi-national level. The first edition of the ICC will involve more than 4000 young talents and will bring together the regions of Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa and Oceania, with more than 64 countries being actively involved.  For more information: ecsc.eu/icc