Explore gender stereotypes in computer security and privacy through this 16-minute IEEE conference talk. Delve into research findings presented by experts from the University of Washington and Duke University. Examine the perceptions of skill and gullibility associated with different genders in the field of cybersecurity. Gain insights into how these stereotypes may impact the industry and individual experiences. Consider the implications for diversity and inclusion in tech-related professions.
Skilled or Gullible? Gender Stereotypes Related to Computer Security and Privacy
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Skilled or Gullible? Gender Stereotypes Related to Computer Security and Privacy
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