The Key to Getting More Women Into Cyber Roles
Women face many barriers to STEM careers, but trailblazers like CYBERCOM’s Col. Candice Frost have a plan to smash those barriers.
Federal cyber leaders want more women in cyber and national security roles, but many women don’t know where to start. CYBERCOM Commander Col. Candice Frost discusses the importance of mentorship and offers practical advice for closing the cybersecurity workforce shortage and bringing more women into those roles.
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Candice Frost Commander, Joint Intelligence Operations CYBERCOM
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