About Us
Girls Can Hack was born in 2014 becoming a pioneer organization.
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​To this day, GCH is committed to close the gender Gap in cybersecurity and give visibility to issues that prevent women from starting or advancing their careers in the infosec sector​
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The consequences of not having enough women in cybersecurity, specially in the technical arena, make the world less safe. The gap in diversity talent in cybersecurity positions has disastrous consequences which nowadays we can see in plain sight given the amount of successful cyberattacks performed by malicious actors around the world​
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Digital security is more reactive than proactive, which is a losing game. The federal government, organizations and industry fall behind in making efforts to employ diverse cyber talent able to protect us citizens.
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Closing the gender gap would definitely help reaching the level of maturity and expertise that the field demands
​Meet The Team
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Technical Advisory Board
The Cybersecurity Technical Advisory Board for Girls Can Hack is a specialized group composed of highly skilled and experienced women professionals in the field of cybersecurity. The board's main objective is to provide guidance, mentorship, and technical expertise to support and empower young girls and women interested in pursuing careers in cybersecurity through the Girls Can Hack initiative.
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Members of the advisory board are chosen based on their deep knowledge, expertise, and accomplishments in various domains of cybersecurity. They have extensive experience in areas such as ethical hacking, network security, cryptography, digital forensics, secure coding, and risk management. Their diverse backgrounds and skill sets allow them to provide valuable insights and guidance to aspiring girls and women in the cybersecurity field.
