Panellists will discuss for 30 minutes; followed by a spotlight talk by Suzie McGinness (an ethical hacking student at Abertay University) for 15 minutes and a live Q&A.

We aim for this session to lead a great example in the importance and value of having a truly diverse and inclusive cyber sector, as well as inspiring women from all backgrounds to consider a cyber career thus bridging the gap in gender inequality in the sector.

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Speakers

Kelly Morris has 25 years of experience in public and private sector roles across a range of industries including justice; transportation; defence; energy; utilities; aviation; and aerospace.  Today she is Head of Client Strategy and Sustainability for Clearview Intelligence Limited – a data technology business specialising in smart mobility solutions. Kelly is a passionate advocate for underrepresented groups in tech, with a particular focus on women, neurodiversity and young people from areas of deprivation.

Suzie McGiness is in Year 2 of Abertay’s Ethical Hacking course, is a mature student and works as an ethical hacker at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre. She has a business degree but decided to retrain in cyber security as she has a keen interest in digital forensics and cyber-crime.