Our February 2017 society event. More details coming soon.

Become a member of the society for access to the event location. It’s free to join. Find out more here.

This event will see the launch of the Women’s Security Society Career Pathways Scheme which supports our ethos of making opportunities within the security industry more transparent. Unlike a traditional mentoring scheme this will give you the opportunity to have a one to one with a fellow group member who is in a role you aspire to without committing to a long term agreement. The Women’s Security Society Career Pathways will operate via a LinkedIn group consisting of our members, our board, sponsors and wider supporters.

In true Women’s Security Society style, we have three inspiring and interesting speakers followed by informal networking and refreshments

• Mo Sharipo – Master practitioner NLP providing coaching and communications skills training. Written 5 books for CMI and Hodder Consumer business press and Shift Your Thinking, Change Your Life for Sheldon Press using the work of Victoria Wood as examples of interpersonal communications.
• Rebecca Drew (LinkedIn) – Returning to WSS to provides great insights and tips on how to enable and optimise social medial for businesses and individuals.
• WSS Board member – career pathways and how they achieved their Career Pathway.

Become a member of the society for access to the event location. It’s free to join. Find out more here.

We invite you to an informal evening event which covers the ‘Talent Management’ theme.

The event is taking place in London on Thursday 5 May from 5:30pm, concluding at circa 9.30pm.  Drinks and snacks will be provided.

Jane Frankland author of ‘Women in Cyber Security’ will discuss the five challenges the cyber security profession needs to overcome if it’s going to attract, recruit and retain a more gender diverse cyber security workforce.

Rebecca Drew from LinkedIn will overview how you can securely optimise your LinkedIn profile for personal and business success.

If you are interested in attending please send an email to 

Hosted by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, our January conference entitled ‘How safe is our data?’ kicked 2015 off in style. Despite the severe weather more than 80 delegates attended to listen to three excellent speakers and debate the pertinent issues of data privacy and assurance. For a full review of the event please login to the members area.

We brought together a multidisciplinary team of security professionals to discuss how to define good practice in cyber resilience. The event was an informal, interactive workshop with a diverse range of attendees providing thought leadership on this important topic.  The aim is to publish a report on Cyber Resilience, contributing to industry knowledge, and highlighting that women are at the forefront of this industry.  This event also provided an excellent opportunity for professional development and networking.