The 2022 Cybersecurity Workforce Study from (ISC)² identified the current cyber workforce gap to be 3.4 million employees.

20 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are establishing Cybersecurity Leadership Centers in partnership with IBM to address staffing shortages.

The enterprise security team at Bristol Myers Squibb will discuss their actionable diversity and inclusion measures in a panel at the SECURITY 500 Conference.

Campus safety and law enforcement leader Gerald Lewis Jr. has been named Vice President for Public Safety at Columbia University.

While women make up 24% of the cybersecurity workforce, they only hold 10% of leadership positions, according to results from the 2022 Global Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Survey from Heidrick & Struggles.

The Minorities in Cybersecurity (MiC) Annual Conference will take place from March 28 to 30, 2023 at NYLO Las Colinas in Dallas, Texas.

The "Diversity in the Cyber Workforce: Addressing the Data Gap" whitepaper from MITRE explores why diversity benchmarking is important for the cybersecurity workforce and identifies associated challenges.

From youth outreach to recruitment efforts in high schools, community colleges and universities, cybersecurity leaders can develop the cyber workforce and find talented candidates.

At the CERT Division, Greg Touhill is rebranding and pivoting to a new strategy focused on cybersecurity engineering, risk and resilience.