Join Us for an Inspiring Day of Cybersecurity Learning and Networking!

The CT Women in Cybersecurity Event, organized by Trinity College and the Connecticut State Community College system, empowers women in the growing cybersecurity field. This annual event aims to increase female representation, foster innovation, and promote leadership in the industry.

Whether you’re new to cybersecurity or advancing your career, the event offers expert-led sessions on technical topics, career guidance, resume tips, and networking opportunities—providing the tools and connections needed for success in this dynamic field.

About Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is a rapidly growing and vital field that safeguards critical systems and sensitive information from digital threats. Professionals in cybersecurity come from diverse backgrounds, bringing a range of skills and perspectives to the table. By combining both technical expertise and soft skills, cybersecurity experts play a key role in protecting organizations across industries—from government and non-profits to private enterprises.

Event Highlights

  • Learn from Industry Experts: Hear from leaders in academia, government, and industry who will share their knowledge and experience to help guide your cybersecurity journey.
  • Explore Career Opportunities: Uncover the vast array of career paths in cybersecurity and get personalized resume feedback from professionals at Trinity’s Career & Life Design Center.
  • Expand Your Network: Build meaningful connections with experts, peers, and other women passionate about technology and cybersecurity.
  • Enjoy Complimentary Food & Swag: Start your day with a light breakfast and drinks from Peter B’s, enjoy a delicious lunch, and receive exclusive event swag—including a “Women in Cybersecurity” t-shirt and a certificate of participation.

Event Details

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Speakers

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Agenda

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Our Sponsors

Committee: Led by Professor Ewa Syta and Anna Syta. Key contributors are Kristen Eshleman, John Inghilterra, and Stephanie Cox.