According to Cybersecurity Ventures, women represent just 20% of the cybersecurity workforce. A coalition of U.S. state governors are trying to do something about that. The leaders announced recently that they are coming together to endorse Girls Go CyberStart, an online game and aptitude test intended to inspire women to pursue a job in cybersecurity. […]
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