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See the Documentary That’s Bringing the Security Community Together


Join us at an upcoming screening and take part in the conversations shaping what comes next.

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Upcoming Events

  • Philadelphia

    May 7 | 2:10 PM

    Valley Forge Casino Resort Event Center

    The Women in Security Documentary will be featured at SecureWorld Philadelphia with a special screening of the 30-minute version of the film.

  • San Francisco

    May 21 | 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

    Salesforce Tower
    3rd Floor Auditorium | San Francisco, CA

    Join us at Salesforce Tower for a WIS Viewing & Networking Event hosted by the ASIS San Francisco Bay Area Chapter.

    Special Pre-Event Opportunity

  • Chicago

    Thursday, May 21, 2026

    Harry Caray’s Italian Steakhouse River North
    33 West Kinzie Street Chicago, IL 60654

    The ASIS Chicago Chapter Women in Security group is hosting a Breakfast & Screening of The Women in Security Documentary.

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I’ve spent much of the last 10 years navigating this field mostly on my own, and tonight was a reminder of how important community is, and how much cyberspace benefits when people with different perspectives are part of the conversation.
— Katarzyna Lambert
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
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The content is nothing new in terms of the importance of mentorship, support, inclusion, and uplifting voices. The piece I found particularly unique and I especially appreciated was the nuance and undercurrent of what these elements look like over different stages of a career and growth—and these concepts are not limited to Cybersecurity. This could have easily applied to Construction, to Infrastructure, etc…
— Lisa Kagy
One of the strongest messages I take with me is the importance of diversity — cultural, linguistic, and cognitive. The threats we face today are complex, global, and multifaceted. They come from everywhere and affect every domain. To truly understand and counter them, we need equally diverse perspectives, experiences, and voices at the table.
— Laura Requena Espada