The Women in Security Network will be piloting a Mentorship programme in 2020 which seeks to address key issues including diversity, inclusion and National Security, and provide active support from senior leadership. Read on to find out more.
Colleagues from the Government Security Group team headed to the Careers Immersion evening to speak on the fantastic job opportunities available to graduates within Government Security Profession and the wider Civil Service.
Hear how the Government Security Profession team engaged with the next generation cyber experts at the GCHQ cyber recruitment fair in Nottingham.
Jemima, a cyber security apprentice outlines her apprenticeship journey with the civil service.
To mark one year since the formation of Government Security, civil servants from across the UK, attended the second security symposium at Central Hall, Westminster.
The first ever networking day for Level 4 Cyber Security Technologist Apprentices was held in London on 1st March 2018. This was also another first, as the new Government Security Profession brand was used to welcome everyone to their profession. …
It’s never been more important that we have a strong Government Security Profession and I’m looking for people to work with me to help make it even stronger.
I’m really interested in keeping in touch with our new Cyber Security Apprentices on how they are finding their placements. Understanding the work they’re doing, who they’ve met, and the experiences they’re having is important in terms of helping shape …
Julia Harwood, Departmental Security Officer from BIS, sees security as varied and challenging and encourages women to consider security roles as part of their career journey
Jessie Owen, Departmental Security Officer at the Department for Transport, wants the language of security to set the tone for a more open, diverse and inclusive profession