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How PGI Marked International Women’s Day to Encourage More Women To Enter the Cyber Security Sector By Matthew Olney - Content and Communications Executive at PGI PGI marked International Women’s Day by giving away over £10,000 worth of Cyber security training. With the gender gap in the cyber security sector remaining wide PGI is doing its best to try and encourage more women to enter the field. To do this PGI launched a competition via its website that asked three questions related to famous female pioneers in the sector. The prize on offer was a free place on one of three cyber security courses held at the art cyber academy in Bristol. The response to the competition was fantastic and because of that, PGI increased the number of winners from 1 to 3. The winners were Lisa Ventura, Jo Higgs and Sarah Mason-Flucke. The cyber security sector is....
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