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Center for Cyber Safety & Edu. Global 50x50 Initiative to Achieve Gender Parity in Cyber by 2050

Center for Cyber Safety & Edu. Global 50x50 Initiative to Achieve Gender Parity in Cyber by 2050

Source: YouTube · ISC2TV · published Feb 11, 2026 · 17:26

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The Global 50 by 50 initiative launches with a collective commitment to achieve 50% female representation in the cybersecurity profession by 2050 0:24.

Key Takeaways:
• The initiative was launched by the Driving Collective Impact group to address gender disparity in cybersecurity 0:28.
• Nina Olison, CEO of the Women for Cyber Foundation, introduced the organization's role in this global effort 0:56.
• The panel includes key stakeholders Christa Kazitki and Mary Galloway discussing strategic implementation 0:40.

Achieving gender parity in cybersecurity requires sustained, collaborative efforts across the global industry.

Sources:

  • 0:24 Introduction of the Global 50 by 50 initiative
  • 0:28 Goal of 50% women in cybersecurity by 2050
  • 0:56 Nina Olison's introduction as CEO of Women for Cyber Foundation

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Hello everyone and welcome to you and to our driving collective impact discussion. I'm so excited to be joined by these three fabulous women as we celebrate the launch of our global 50 by50 initiative which is our collective uh our collective commitment to getting 50% women in the cyber security profession by 2050 and that is what we're going to talk about today. So I am joined by Nina Olison, by Christa Kazitki, and by Mary Galloway. And I'm going to start with you, Nina, to just introduce yourself, tell us a little bit about yourself and the Women for Cyber organization. >> Absolutely. Thanks a lot, Don, and I'm very happy to be here with you all. Um, so my name is Nina Olison. I'm the CEO of the Women for Cyber Foundation, uh, based in Brussels, Belgium. And um actually we established u…