Women in Technology stories - Page 23

Solving gender bias in cybersecurity could add USD $43.1 billion in the US and GBP £17 billion in the UK, reports Tessian.

TechDay spoke to Mellanox vice president Yael Asseraf Shenhav about why fast-moving technology companies need diverse teams.

The awards included five categories: Emerging Leader, Innovation, Thought Leader, Advocate for Women, and Distinguished Payments Professional.

The 16th Annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business celebrated women executives globally, with over 1,500 nominations and attendees from four continents.

Despite some diversity initiatives, women constitute 39% of the labour force and only 25% of management positions worldwide in general.

IntegrationWorks Australia opens a new office in Brisbane's Riverside Centre, bolstering its Eastern Seaboard commitment amidst expansion plans.

A new survey has uncovered some startling findings, with not only misrepresentation of women but also sexual harassment.

International Women's Day is a reminder to empower women to pursue roles at all levels in male-dominated industries.

By providing access to its tech expertise and cloud resources, Alibaba Cloud hopes to promote IT education around the globe.

The GCSB has awarded three NZD $10,000 Women in STEM scholarships, aiming to boost diversity in STEM fields and reduce the gender pay gap.

Some companies though do an incredible job of recruiting women into their workforces, but they have problems retaining them.

New Zealand's RIP Global is among eight firms picked for Springboard Enterprises Australia's women-only accelerator, boosting fintech's growth and global reach.

Gartner reveals grim statistics on gender diversity in boardrooms and the IT sector, highlighting a lack of women in leadership roles.

It's no secret that there is a big gender gap in tech / engineering fields, and especially in the data center industry.

Gender equality is something the tech industry has always struggled with despite offering bright career and pay prospects.

McAfee's vice president & chief technical strategist Candace Worley speaks about the rich world of security & how it's changing for women in tech.

A study has revealed that a minuscule 11 percent of the cybersecurity workforce are women - Kaspersky says this is attributing to the huge skills gap.

Accenture, GEICO, and ThoughtWorks win at 2017 Top Companies for Women Technologists, as IBM secures a Momentum Award.

The decision is part of an ongoing campaign to drive increased levels of female participation in Australia's most important startup sector.

Still a glass ceiling: Only 4% of global CEOs and board chairs are women, Deloitte's report reveals a stark gender gap.