Encourage Participation in Policy Development

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Actively encouraging women to take part in the development and revision of cybersecurity policies can ensure these policies are more inclusive and representative. Women’s insights and experiences can lead to more comprehensive and effective cybersecurity strategies that benefit the organization as a whole.

Actively encouraging women to take part in the development and revision of cybersecurity policies can ensure these policies are more inclusive and representative. Women’s insights and experiences can lead to more comprehensive and effective cybersecurity strategies that benefit the organization as a whole.

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Diana Nitescu
CEO & Founder at OctogonHUB
Thu, 04/11/2024 - 07:50

Women are also very good at synchronizing cyber security policies with other key companies/institutions for business.
In Europe, we think in terms of unique standards to ensure this mutual support throughout the production/distribution chain.
The advantage is that investments do not increase, but the impact in defense or incident management increases significantly through collaboration, communication and synchronization of actions.

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