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THE WOMEN IN SECURITY DOCUMENTARY

For a limited time, audiences around the world can watch the full version of The Women in Security Documentary on our YouTube channel.

Experience the stories that have inspired conversations at conferences, universities, corporations, and professional organizations around the world and subscribe to follow new interviews, keynote presentations, behind-the-scenes features, podcasts, and original TWISD content.

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A Documentary That Continues to Shape the Security Profession.

What began with a sold-out Chicago premiere has grown into an award-winning documentary that has reached audiences across North America and Europe.

Through conference screenings, universities, corporate events, and professional associations, The Women in Security Documentary has sparked meaningful conversations, elevated careers, strengthened professional networks, and inspired organizations to invest in the future of women in security.

Today, the documentary serves as the foundation for a growing educational platform that includes TWISD30, the TWISD YouTube Channel, TWISD Voices, industry interviews, and future initiatives designed to preserve these stories and inspire the next generation of security professionals.

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NOW AVAILABLE

Watch. Share. Inspire.

For a limited time, watch the full version of The Women in Security Documentary on the official TWISD YouTube Channel and Amazon Prime.

Every view helps preserve these stories and expand their reach. Subscribe to the TWISD YouTube Channel for keynote presentations, interviews, behind-the-scenes features, podcasts, conference sessions, and new educational content released throughout the year.

SCREENING HIGHLIGHTS

THE STORY CONTINUES

The Women in Security Documentary continues to inspire conversations around the world.

Since its world premiere, The Women in Security Documentary has reached audiences across conferences, universities, corporations, and professional organizations throughout North America and Europe. The stories shared through the film continue to spark meaningful conversations, strengthen professional connections, and inspire the next generation of security leaders.

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Now Streaming on Amazon Prime Video

Watch the award-winning The Women in Security Documentary anytime on Amazon Prime Video and experience the stories that have inspired audiences around the world. Share the film with colleagues, students, friends, and future security professionals to help continue these important conversations.

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TWISD2 is Now in Pre-Production

The next chapter is already taking shape.

Development is underway as we expand our Advisory Board, build strategic partnerships, engage industry leaders, identify new interview participants, and plan the educational initiatives that will accompany the next documentary. We're laying the foundation for the next generation of stories that will continue to elevate women across the global security profession.

Help shape the future of TWISD. If you're interested in joining our Advisory Board, becoming a sponsor, being featured in TWISD2, or exploring partnership opportunities, we invite you to connect with our team and be part of the next chapter.

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INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

Recognized. Respected. Remembered.

“Some stories deserve a bigger stage. This is one of them. The Women in Security Documentary isn’t just a film - it’s a conversation we’ve needed in this profession for a long time. It captures the why behind the work. The resilience. The sacrifices. The leadership.The moments no one sees, but everyone benefits from. This documentary doesn’t highlight titles - it highlights people. The path. The pressure. The perseverance. And the impact women continue to have across the security profession every single day.”
— Jeff Grant
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“This film matters because it tells stories that are often overlooked. It highlights leadership journeys that are complex, resilient, and deeply human. It underscores mentorship as more than guidance, it’s advocacy, sponsorship, and creating pathways where none previously existed. It challenges all of us, men and women alıke, to practice allyship in real, tangible ways.”
— Paige Wanless
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INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

Award-winning.
Industry Recognized.

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  • “The Women in Security Documentary illuminates the purpose, resilience, and often unseen moments that shape the women driving our profession forward. It honors their journeys, their pressure, and their power...celebrating the extraordinary impact they make every single day. Well done.”

    — Brian Goss

  • "It was inspirational to watch the journeys and stories of the many women casted in the documentary… Great to meet and talk with some of the women featured in the documentary and the security folks.”

    — Kavitha Bangalore

  • ​​"The movie was amazing and the stories were riveting. What a great night.”

    — Bryan Ziegenbusch

  • "Appreciation to The WOMEN IN SECURITY Documentary for showcasing an inspiring and honest look at the women shaping the future of cybersecurity. Their stories were powerful, timely, and a reminder that security is built by people first.”

    — STIG

  • “​​It was encouraging to see these brave women share how they dealt with the struggles within the industry and pushed through to achieve great success! What I found personally inspiring are the men in the industry that prove to be not just friends and colleagues, but true supporters of females on teams and in leadership positions. That support is vital for women to not only enter the field, but stay in the industry. Thank you to all who shared their real stories and those who brought this film to life!!”

    — Tiffany Trees

  • “Attending the premiere of The Women in Security documentary has been truly inspiring. Seeing such an extraordinary group of successful, resilient women reminded me that the challenge is not only our gender, but also the industry we have chosen - and yet, it comes with a profound sense of purpose.”

    — Laura Requena Espada

  • “Because of my own personal experiences, when I think of Security, I immediately think of Cyber, however this award-winning film exposes all of the facets of Security from a depth and breathe perspective. I resonated so deeply with this film based on my 25+ year career in the market and was moved to be able to share it with more than 120 incredible Women and Allies alike in the DFW area. Richard Ticho, bravo for your passion, vision and recognizing the need for something like this.”

    — Amanda Donahue

  • “What an incredible experience watching the Women in Security documentary…A reminder of how far we've come — and how much stronger we are when we share our stories and support one another. Proud to stand alongside so many inspiring women moving this industry forward.”

    -Tia M. Eskandari

  • “This isn't just a film - it's a reflection of the voices, experiences, and impact of women shaping the future of our industry. Security is not just about technology. It's about people, perspectives, and building a stronger, more inclusive community. Excited to be part of the conversation - and to help amplify stories that deserve to be heard.”

    — Anu Chettur

  • "We gathered to celebrate The WOMEN IN SECURITY Documentary and it was inspiring to see a full house showing support for the incredible women advancing the security profession. Their dedication to mentoring the next generation is a powerful reminder that leadership in security is built on commitment, integrity, and collaboration.”

    — Ashley Cerritelli

  • "I didn't expect a documentary to hit the way this one did… I walked in not knowing exactly what to expect. I walked out still thinking about it days later. The film doesn't shy away from the reality of what women in security still experience. It's not all sunshine, rainbows, and "we've moved past this." What stayed with me most wasn't any one story. It was the pattern… If you have the chance to watch Women in Security, do it. These stories matter. The women telling them are helping shape what comes next.”

    — Danielle Koppel

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TWISD30

Bring TWISD30 to Your Event

TWISD30 is a 30-minute educational program designed for conferences, universities, corporations, professional associations, and leadership events. Already presented at industry conferences and organizations across North America, TWISD30 uses the documentary to spark meaningful conversations about leadership, representation, and the future of the security profession.

Whether you're hosting a conference, chapter meeting, corporate event, or campus program, TWISD30 provides an engaging experience that inspires discussion and encourages lasting impact.

Bring TWISD30 to Your Event
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Where TWISD30 Has Made an Impact |

2026 Southwest Security Conference |

BSides Vancouver |

SecureWorld Philadelphia |

Salesforce Tower ASIS SF Bay Area Chapter Meeting |

The Canadian Internet Society |

Where TWISD30 Has Made an Impact | 2026 Southwest Security Conference | BSides Vancouver | SecureWorld Philadelphia | Salesforce Tower ASIS SF Bay Area Chapter Meeting | The Canadian Internet Society |

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  • Four women and one man standing in front of a black backdrop with logos of Amazon, WWôs, Pinkerton, sysdig, sentra, and ASIS International, and a digital globe. The backdrop also reads 'The Woman Security Editorial.'

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CONTINUE THE IMPACT

Every Story Shared Strengthens the Future.

The Women in Security Documentary continues to inspire conversations, celebrate the women shaping the security profession, and encourage future generations to see themselves as leaders in the industry. Whether you watch the film, share it with a colleague, host a TWISD30 screening, or support future projects, you're helping preserve these stories and expand their impact across the global security community.

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We’ve been building something… 🎬 As The Women in Security Documentary continues to grow, so does the conversation. New cities. New Countries. New audiences. New momentum. And some may already be wondering… What comes next? ?
Chicago, join us for a morning of connection and conversation. 🎬 The ASIS Chicago Chapter Women in Security group is hosting a special Breakfast & Screening of The Women in Security Documentary, bringing together professionals across the indust
Phoenix, we’re continuing the conversation. 🎬 The Women in Security Documentary will be featured at the 2026 Southwest Security Conference with a special screening of the 30-minute version of the film. Designed for conference environments, t
San Francisco, join us at Salesforce Tower. 🎬 The Women in Security Documentary will be featured at a special Women in Security (WIS) Viewing & Networking Event hosted by the ASIS San Francisco Bay Area Chapter. This screening brings together
This Mother’s Day, the impact goes even further. 🎬 The Women in Security Documentary will officially begin its international release on Amazon Prime Video starting in Canada, bringing these powerful stories to audiences around the world. Int