Building a diverse and supportive community at the University of Warwick, empowering women in cyber security
Meet the Team
Raffi Rizzo
Maria Motter
Maria Motter
President
Maria Motter
Maria Motter
Maria Motter
Vice President
Izzy Clarke
Maria Motter
Nikki Billa-Patel
Professional Development Officer
Nikki Billa-Patel
Nikki Billa-Patel
Nikki Billa-Patel
Business Comms
Imogen Bartin
Nikki Billa-Patel
Imogen Bartin
Education Comms
Esha Patel
Nikki Billa-Patel
Imogen Bartin
Social Media Officer
Isabella Harrod
Isabella Harrod
Isabella Harrod
Events Coordinator
Abi Lowrie
Isabella Harrod
Isabella Harrod
Technical Liaison
Oula Mardawi
Isabella Harrod
Oula Mardawi
Postgraduate Office
Arabelle M.
Shreya Pathak
Oula Mardawi
Secretary
Tully Evans
Shreya Pathak
Shreya Pathak
Accessibility Advisor
Shreya Pathak
Shreya Pathak
Shreya Pathak
Branch Rep
Keerthana Tharuvara Kallottil
Keerthana Tharuvara Kallottil
Keerthana Tharuvara Kallottil
Branch Rep
Autumn R.
Keerthana Tharuvara Kallottil
Keerthana Tharuvara Kallottil
Inclusion Advisor
Our Aims
Creating a Community
We want to create a community which empowers, supports, and connects women in cybersecurity, fostering collaboration, amplifying voices, and driving positive change in the industry.
School Outreach
Inspiring and empowering young minds, school outreach promotes diversity, encourages interest, and cultivates future talent in cybersecurity.
Collaborative Opportunities
Providing educational opportunities that bridge the gap between academia and industry, enabling students to gain practical skills and insights in cybersecurity.
our events
ConnectCyber Event
We had the incredible ConnectCyber event, featuring an outstanding panel and fantastic networking opportunities. It was a wonderful evening filled with inspiring stories and meaningful connections. 🥰
“Yesterday's ConnectCyber event was truly inspiring. We learnt that regardless of whether you have a technical background or no prior experience in computer science or cybersecurity, there's always a place for you in the cyber field. As well as the amazing panelist telling us their path in the cyber industry.”
The CyberWomen@Warwick Conference
The CyberWomen@Warwick conference united professionals and students nationwide, highlighting the significance of diversity in cybersecurity. With inspiring speakers, 8 talks, 2 iPad giveaways, and over 200 attendees, the events, sponsored by CyberKali, was a resounding success.
26th October 2022
OWASP London Chapter CTF
Capture the Flag competition where university-level students from across the nation competed, won prizes and ate lots of pizza!
25th May 2023
Winter Webinar
During our webinar, we shared our journey organising a national conference and highlighted the significance of inclusivity and positive changes in STEM.
8th March 2023
Our Appearances
Teaching Digital Forensics Workshop
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
We had the opportunity to speak at the Teaching Digital Forensics Workshop, discussing CyberWomen@Warwick, our student-led conference, and the importance of inclusivity and positive changes in STEM. It was a platform to inspire educators and promote diversity in the field of cybersecurity.
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
Over the past year, the CyberWomen@Warwick team has been committed to inspiring and empowering younger generations, particularly through engaging school talks. We were able to speak in front of numerous schools, including during CyberKali Explorer Day, encouraging students to explore the exciting path of cybersecurity.
BSides Athens
School involvement - CyberKali Explorer Day
BSides Athens
At Bsides Athens, we were honored to present a talk on the importance of diversity in cybersecurity. We discussed the impact of difficulties we've faced, our values to the community, and lessons we've learnt form personal experiences. Our aim was to inspire positive change and foster a more diverse and inclusive industry.