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Developing the Government Security 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.
SNAP: Identifying cross-government threat patterns and trends
In this guest post David Mead from the Office of the Chief Technology Officer, at Cabinet Office, talks about the importance of looking at security across government departments and teams.
Security, it's not just a job for the men
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
A new security language
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
Security and diversity
What does diversity mean in government security and why should we care about it?
It’s important to log all your security incidents
Firstly, thanks to everyone who has contributed to the blog so far – some really interesting and thought provoking stuff – keep ‘em coming! Following my recent video message I thought I’d say a bit about the importance of a …
My first year as Head of Security Profession in Government
It’s been over a year since I've been appointed Head of Government Security Profession. I’d like to use this opportunity to reflect back at the lessons we’ve learned as a community and set out my key priorities going forward in …
Cross-Government review of the Security Profession
Hi, I’m Kay and I head up Jonathan Lloyd White’s Business Management team. Part of my role involves supporting Jonathan as Head of Profession across Government I want to give you all an update about the review which Jonathan commissioned …
Opening Up Security
As a woman working in government security I’ve got used to being the only female round the table in meetings. At CESG’s flagship security conference, IA14, I counted only four women out of 35 speakers, panelists and hosts. Whilst women …