Former UK Cyber Security Chief Calls for Enhanced Online Safety for Women
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Felicity Oswald, the former head of the UK's cyber security agency, has urged social media companies to improve their measures for protecting girls and young women online. She highlighted the increasing levels of misogyny and sexism on these platforms, noting that many tech firms are reducing their budgets for online safety initiatives.
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