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Women Who Cyber brings together a diverse group of aspiring and thriving cybersecurity professionals for dynamic, interactive events where attendees can network with peers, establish meaningful relationships, share knowledge, and enjoy unique experiences while engaging in conversations around the latest cyber threats, evolving security insights, and emerging industry trends.
You’ll learn from, and be inspired by, our panel of influential women as they discuss how they broke through the glass ceiling and continue to pave the way for women to lead and excel in the industry. They’ll also discuss the unique challenges women face, as well as the importance of diversity and gender equality in the workplace.
Learn and be inspired as our panel of influential women discuss:
Color Analysis Workshop
Drawing on professional color analysis training rooted in seasonal color theory, this session will explore the psychology of color, how to identify your personal palette, and how strategic color choices can reinforce your executive presence in male-dominated technical spaces. Emily Clarendon from Style Haus will teach us practical tools to translate self-knowledge into a personal brand that commands the room—without saying a word. At the completion of the workshop, you will go home with a makeup pallet for your personal skin tone where you can walk into your career with confidence.
Ginger Whitesell is a Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst on the Proofpoint Threat Intelligence Services team, where she advises enterprise clients across healthcare, financial services, government, aerospace, and other sectors on the threats they face and how to defend against them. She analyzes trends spanning phishing, business email compromise, payment fraud, and ransomware, and translates them into practical guidance for both technical teams and executive leadership. Ginger also leads her team's AI program, building tools now used across the organization to expand analyst capacity. She came to cybersecurity through a deliberate career change, drawing on a background in human rights research, international partnerships, and a Fulbright Fellowship to South Korea, and holds a Master of Public Administration from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. She is passionate about supporting the next generation of women in cybersecurity.
Chantra Stevenson is a senior cybersecurity leader with over 15 years of experience in cybersecurity risk management, enterprise security strategy, and large-scale security transformation across highly regulated environments. She currently leads cybersecurity portfolio management initiatives within the global airline industry, aligning security investments to business risk, strengthening cyber resilience, and advancing defense-in-depth capabilities. Her expertise spans cybersecurity engineering, risk governance, and threat intelligence integration, with a focus on cyber risk analysis, NIST CSF alignment, and enterprise resilience. Chantra began her career in aerospace product delivery before transitioning into security technology, including roles at Microsoft and Avalara, where she built a strong foundation in IT infrastructure, cloud security, and cybersecurity operations. She holds a Master of Professional Studies in Enterprise Architecture from Pennsylvania State University and is advancing doctoral research at the intersection of data science, cybersecurity risk modeling, and AI governance. Chantra is passionate about advancing women in cybersecurity and driving more inclusive, resilient, and data-driven security organizations.
While we are dedicated to bringing talented women together to celebrate and foster their passion and drive for cybersecurity, we welcome everyone - all genders, identities, and generations!
This event is suitable for information security decision makers, including: CXO, VP of IT, Director of IT; mid-level information security management (Senior Security Manager, IT Security Manager, IT Manager) and technical information security practitioners (Security Engineer, Messaging Architect, IT Analyst).
Government and public sector employees are reminded to ensure that their acceptance and participation are permitted by applicable rules and regulations.
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