Black Women in Cybersecurity: Job Opportunities & New Strategic Pathways for Career Success
Are you a seasoned Black female professional looking to pivot your career into a new tech industry but unsure where to start?
Ready to jump into a field with numerous untapped opportunities for career advancement, from technical specialist roles to managerial positions and executive leadership roles?
The cybersecurity industry is the perfect fit! A career in cybersecurity in 2024 can offer Black tech professionals stability, financial rewards, continuous learning, and the chance to make a significant impact in an increasingly digital world! This promising landscape presents an excellent opportunity for Black women, often sparsely represented in many tech fields, a wonderful pathway to exercise their leadership skills, technical abilities, and brilliance.
Intrigued?
On Jul 29, 2024 , attend our next Obsidi® Tech Talk, hosted by RBC, to meet two accomplished Black women in cybersecurity eager to share their wins and resources and help you craft a successful approach to excelling in the industry today!
Register now to secure a front-row seat and get the support you need to reach your full potential and level up!
Attendee Benefits:
Job Leads: Get insider info about open roles, programs, and job search hacks to help you land the role of your dreams in cybersecurity right now!
Enriching Networking Opportunities: Connect with a community of knowledgeable Black cybersecurity professionals eager to support you at every instance of your career trajectory.
Industry Knowledge & Insights: Learn how to master a seamless career pivot into cybersecurity by receiving practical advice and invaluable resources from industry experts who’ve excelled in the field.
Known for fostering high-performance teams and driving continuous improvement, Bukky is committed to advancing IAM operational practices and ensuring operational excellence. Outside of work, Bukky is an avid anime fan – and could speak for hours on how many of Luffy’s leadership skills (from the 1999 One-Piece anime) could be positively adopted in real life leadership scenarios.
In previous roles, she led transformative projects, and now she oversees the implementation of some access management projects and processes that fortify the organization's security posture. Vivian has a Computer Science (BSc) and an MBA.
