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A clutch of companies in India including Accenture, Cisco, HCL Tech, Dell, Uber and Flipkart are pulling out the stops to move the needle on female representation in their tech workforce through initiatives like reaching out to Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities for talent; inclusive AI-powered skill-based hiring practices to help reduce unconscious biases in recruitment; mentoring and career development initiatives; caregiving support structures, and returnship programmes.

A clutch of companies in India including Accenture, Cisco, HCL Tech, Dell, Uber and Flipkart are pulling out the stops to move the needle on female representation in their tech workforce through initiatives like reaching out to Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities for talent; inclusive AI-powered skill-based hiring practices to help reduce unconscious biases in recruitment; mentoring and career development initiatives; caregiving support structures, and returnship programmes.

A clutch of companies in India including Accenture, Cisco, HCL Tech, Dell, Uber and Flipkart are pulling out the stops to move the needle on female representation in their tech workforce through initiatives like reaching out to Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities for talent; inclusive AI-powered skill-based hiring practices to help reduce unconscious biases in recruitment; mentoring and career development initiatives; caregiving support structures, and returnship programmes.

Our partnership with Thales reflects our joint commitment to support cybersecurity capabilities by benefiting from Moro s advanced technical solutions and Thales expertise in this sector. Through these partnerships, we aim to consolidate Dubai s position as a global centre in the field of providing advanced cybersecurity solutions.

Goldie, an air marshal in the Royal Australian Air Force, was appointed the inaugural national coordinator last July in response to several cyber attacks. Cybersecurity experts have said inadequate safeguards and the stockpiling of sensitive customer information have made Australia a lucrative target for hackers.

The Australian government said on Saturday that it was coordinating a response to a cybersecurity incident that forced ports operator DP World Australia to suspend operations at ports in several states.