Charting a Course in Cybersecurity: Kaspersky, Smart Africa, and Africaines in Tech Empower Young Women
Kaspersky, in collaboration with Smart Africa and Africaines in Tech, has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower young African women to explore careers in the cybersecurity field. This initiative centers around the “Future You in Tech” career orientation test, a science-based tool intended to dismantle barriers and guide participants toward suitable professional paths within the industry. The test leverages data-driven insights to match individual skills, interests, and personality traits with various cybersecurity roles.
Unveiling Your Cybersecurity Potential
The “Future You in Tech” test offers personalized results that highlight potential career trajectories. For instance, the test might identify a strong aptitude for threat intelligence, citing qualities such as curiosity and observational skills as assets. This suggests an inclination toward analyzing patterns, connecting disparate pieces of information, and proactively preventing security threats. My own experience, as an example, resulted in a 23% score in threat intelligence. Additionally, the test also highlights secondary interests, like InfoSec Research, at 21%. The test ultimately provides valuable direction for those contemplating a career in cybersecurity.
The “Future You in Tech” initiative by Kaspersky, Smart Africa, and Africaines in Tech provides a vital resource for young African women navigating the complexities of the cybersecurity industry. It offers a concrete path toward personal and professional development, paving the way for a more diverse and inclusive tech workforce.
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