Geneva Knott

As a proud Marine Corps veteran transitioning into the field of cybersecurity, I am currently pursuing an associate's degree in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance while enhancing my skills through various industry certifications.

At Accenture Federal Services, I focus on application security for SAP 4/HANA. With over 10 years of experience in law enforcement and a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, I have honed my security and investigative skills. My law degree further enriches my understanding of the legal implications of cybersecurity, aligning with my dedication to staying at the forefront of cybersecurity technologies and practices.

I am deeply committed to continuous learning and community service, actively seeking opportunities to contribute and give back. Passionate about education and mentorship, I use my experiences to inspire and guide future professionals in the field.

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Sessions

06-08
13:00
45min
Women in Cybersecurity: The Digital Rosie
Women’s Society of Cyberjutsu, Alamo Chapter, Edith Pena, Geneva Knott, Susan Markose, Hollis Cantrell

In recent years, the field of cybersecurity has grown exponentially, becoming increasingly vital in safeguarding our digital infrastructure. However, amidst this growth, one demographic remains underrepresented – women. Despite their capabilities, talents, and contributions, women in cybersecurity still face barriers and stereotypes. It's time to illuminate their pivotal role in fortifying our digital world and recognize them as the unsung heroes of cyberspace.

In the Clouds
Track 1 (UC Conference Rm A)