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Tiziana Barrow
Tiziana Barrow - SaferShift

Digital safety becomes a life skill the same way all life skills do: one person, one moment, one decision at a time. Research consistently shows that peer-to-peer knowledge sharing is one of the most effective ways to shift organizational culture around security behaviors. You do not need a budget or a program. You need a conversation.

 

Heather Antoinetti
Heather Antoinetti - The Cyber Guild

The professionals who get real value out of industry conferences are the ones who treat the event like a strategic investment of time. They prepare ahead of time, they think carefully about who they want to meet, and they show up with a clear plan.

Tiziana Barrow
Tiziana Barrow - SaferShift

When you sit with a woman who has quietly shaped the way nations think about cyber warfare, you don’t just hear about systems and exploits, you hear about grit, purpose, and community.

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The Cyber Guild Team

Cybersecurity threats evolve faster than most people’s defenses. The tactics that worked last year won’t protect you this year—and the attackers know it. Here are the cybersecurity tips that actually matter in 2026, based on current threat landscapes, real-world incidents, and what security professionals are seeing right now.

Lauren Pompey
Lauren Pompey - Fannie Mae

Cyber resilience isn’t built in isolation. It’s built through people, partnerships, and preparation. Here’s what leaders across sectors are learning about strengthening cybersecurity resilience when digital threats collide with the physical world.

Lauren Pompey
Lauren Pompey- Fannie Mae

Discover how emerging technologies, policies, and parental strategies are shaping the future of our children online.

Lauren Pompey
Lauren Pompey- Fannie Mae

Cybersecurity isn’t just about firewalls and code—it’s about people, personality, and resilience. At the Uniting Women in Cyber (UWIC) 2025 event, The Cyber Guild sparked a movement that challenged stale assumptions and spotlighted the human-first skills that AI can’t replicate. From fearless mentorship to global resilience strategies, panelists and participants alike proved that the future of cyber will be shaped by individuality, emotional intelligence, and unshakable integrity.

Diane M Janosek - Janos LLC & Lieutenant Colonel Marouane Balmakhtar “MAR1”

The intersection of space and cyber has become inseparably connected driven by rapid technological advancements along with increasing space launches and traffic. All of these contribute to the rising complexity of cyberthreats targeting space assets. So, with all of this activity, what do we see will be on the horizon? Read this article to learn more about the top five space and cyber trends expected to shape the landscape by 2025.