Activity Duration: 1.5 Hours Audience Age: 11+ Topic: Internet of Things, IBM CyberDay4Girls

Securing the Internet of Things

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Activity Duration: 1 – 2 Hours Audience Age: 11+ Topic: Cybersecurity

Internet of Me - Protecting Your Online Identity

Activity Duration: 1 Hour Audience Age: 11+ Topic: Blockchain, CyberDay4Girls

Introduction to Blockchain

Activity Duration: 1 Hour Audience Age: 11+ Topic: CyberDay4Girls, Cybersecurity

Introduction to Cryptography

Activity Duration: 3 Hours Audience Age: 13 — 18 Topic: Cybersecurity, Design Thinking

Cybersecurity Activity Kit

CyberDay4Girls is now available virtually! Are you a parent, teacher or community leader? Do you know middle or high school aged girls who would enjoy learning more about cybersecurity? If you do, read on. Cybersecurity is more than hacking or coding. Cybersecurity is an exciting field with plenty of opportunity to continuously learn new skills. It is also a field in need of more women! Our virtual content is designed to introduce girls to the field of cybersecurity, including tips for staying safe online, the importance of securing the internet of things, a glimpse at career opportunities, and an introduction to cryptography. Please email <a href='mailto:wiseorg@us.ibm.com' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer'>wiseorg@us.ibm.com</a> to learn how to engage with us.

Through this one-day program, girls learn how to protect their personal information and build a positive digital reputation.

CyberDay4Girls Brings Strong Mentorship For Girls Interested in STEM

For the enterprise to create positive change, engagement from all departments is required, and it all starts with the hiring process.

Recruiting and Retaining More Women in Cybersecurity

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The cybersecurity industry has a problem: In 2019, women made up only 20 percent of the cybersecurity workforce.

3 Things to Do Today to Help Combat the Gender Gap in Cybersecurity

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The newest generation of professional entrants into cybersecurity is decidedly more female than in the past.

ISC(2) Women in Cybersecurity Report 2019

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Improvements in education have raised cybersecurity awareness.

Cybersecurity and the Millenial Workforce

CyberDay4Girls provides core lessons, including Internet of Me, Securing the Internet of Things, Intro to Blockchain and Intro to Cryptography, along with supporting activities that reinforce learning. Girls learn how to protect their online identities, are introduced to the Internet of Things, engage in activities such as basic threat modelling, and have an opportunity to hear from experts about what it is like to work in the security industry.

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