PWI is thrilled to organise a series of Cybersecurity Workshops contributing in this way to close the Cybergap between women and men. These workshops will be led by Rosanna Kurrer.
Rosanna is the co-founder and managing director of CyberWayFinder, a European platform that empowers and trains the next generation of diverse cyber security professionals. With over seven years of experience in this role, she has built a strong network of partners, clients, and mentors across the industry and academia. She was awarded the Cybersecurity Personality of the Year in 2021 by the Belgian Cybersecurity Coalition for the impact of her work, as well as the ELLE Belgium Woman of the Year for Technology in 2023.
She is also a seasoned speaker at prominent security conferences, such as COSAC in Ireland and RSAC in San Francisco, where she shares her insights and expertise on security innovation, practical cyber diversity, addressing the skills gap and growth mindset. Rosanna is passionate about design thinking and corporate innovation, and she leads workshops and seminars for corporates and individuals on these topics.
WORKSHOP 1: CYBERSECURITY HYGIENE
The number of cyber attacks have been on the rise - and no business is safe from hackers, criminals and nation-state actors. The importance of knowing and implementing basic cybersecurity hygiene is essential for entrepreneurs, start-ups, freelancers and business owners. In this workshop, we will discuss how you can protect your business from more than 90% of cyber attacks - and what you should do to prevent yourself from falling victim to ransomware, phishing attacks and other threats.
Join us for an interesting evening and learn more about implementing basic cybersecurity strategies!
This workshop is a part of the series “Cybersecurity Essentials: Risk, Compliance and Best Practices”. Upon completion of all 3 workshops in this series, you will receive a Certificate of Completion, a valuable credential to highlight your newly acquired knowledge and enhance your professional profile.
This workshop is collaborated with CyberWayFinder, and funded by European Union and FPS Economy.
