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Two articles published on March 4, 2026, discuss the importance of increasing female representation in cybersecurity, particularly from non-technical backgrounds. They highlight personal experiences of women transitioning into roles like penetration testing and ethical hacking, emphasizing the value of diverse perspectives in the field.
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