Upcoming Meets
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 10th October, 2026
Speaker: Lakshmi Chitra
Topic: RAG Issues
Venue: YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/c/InfoSecGirls
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 5th September, 2026
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 5th September, 2026
Community virtual meetup — recording on YouTube.
InfosecGirls Meetup - August 2026
InfosecGirls Meetup - August 2026
Community virtual meetup — recording on YouTube.
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 19th July, 2026
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 19th July, 2026
Summer learning hangout — a low-pressure session for labs, reading lists, and honest conversation about keeping momentum when schedules are messy and the weather pulls you away from the keyboard.
What we covered
- Curated free resources: courses, labs, and write-ups members are using this summer.
- “Build in public” ideas — small projects that look good on a portfolio without needing a full product.
- Rest as part of growth: breaks, boundaries, and coming back to security refreshed.
- Preview of autumn programming and how to propose a topic you care about.
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InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 20th June, 2026
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 20th June, 2026
Mid-year community meet — half celebration, half planning. Members shared wins from the first six months of 2026 and ideas for talks, workshops, and chapter activities in the second half.
What we covered
- Lightning intros: what you learned recently and what you would teach in five minutes.
- Conference season debriefs — what was worth it, what to skip, and how to learn remotely.
- Volunteer sign-up for hosting, note-taking, and helping first-time speakers prepare.
- A collective thank-you to facilitators who kept virtual meets welcoming all year.
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InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 17th May, 2026
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 17th May, 2026
A relaxed May community call to reset learning goals after the first quarter, meet peers from different chapters, and hear what members are exploring in security this year.
What we covered
- Sharing personal “one skill, one project” plans for the next few months.
- Tips for balancing day jobs, study, and community volunteering without burning out.
- How to find study buddies, CTF teams, and mentor circles inside InfosecGirls.
- Open introductions for newcomers — no question too basic.
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InfosecGirls Monthly Meet - 28th April
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 28th April, 2026
Speaker and Title :-
In the age of AI, your brand isn’t what you say, it’s what survives with Manmeet Randhawa
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 13th December, 2025
InfosecGirls Session - 13th December, 2025
Year-end celebration: gratitude circle for volunteers, photo and memory share from hybrid events, and a relaxed social block for the community.
Summary
- Thanked volunteers, speakers, and chapter leads for the year’s programming.
- Shared highlights from virtual and in-person meets across regions.
- Social block: breakout rooms by interest and a no-agenda hangout option.
- Sneak peek at 2026 themes based on member poll results.
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 22nd November, 2025
InfosecGirls Session - 22nd November, 2025
Career panel: hiring managers and practitioners on what changed in 2025 job markets, portfolio reviews, and negotiation basics.
Summary
- Panel on hiring trends: remote vs hybrid, skill signals, and role titles that map to real work.
- Portfolio and GitHub hygiene: what reviewers skim first and common red flags.
- Negotiation and benefits: total compensation, learning budget, and role scope clarity.
- Audience Q&A with anonymised résumé feedback offered in follow-up office hours.
InfosecGirls Virtual Meet - 18th October, 2025
InfosecGirls Session - 18th October, 2025
Topic: Cyber resilience and backups — immutable copies, restore drills, and ransomware readiness for teams without a large SOC.
Summary
- Backup strategy: 3-2-1 basics, immutability, and offline or air-gapped copies where feasible.
- Restore drills: tabletop plus timed partial restores to find gaps early.
- Ransomware prep: identity blast radius, admin tiering, and critical asset inventory.
- Comms under stress: who declares an incident and how staff get trustworthy updates.