Women in Security Networking Event: Staying Relevant - How to Think About and Plan Your Career Trajectory 

How have you positioned yourself within your career? Whether you’re new to the cybersecurity industry or an experienced cyber professional, there are always opportunities to build your skills. In an industry as fast-paced as cybersecurity staying up to date with the latest trends, news, and even software can assist in your goal of becoming more strategic on your career path.

Watch our October Women in Security Networking event as our guest speaker, Soleil Dolce, Senior Manager, Cyber Assurance and Resilience at Albertsons shares her tips for cybersecurity career success like:

• How to strategically place yourself in the right role, plus round out your career skills
• Why it is important to think about the longevity of your career and if needed, how to dynamically pivot
• Staying in-the-know on the cybersecurity landscape and where it is trending

Following Soleil's session attendees will break out into smaller networking groups for the remaining portion of the event. This event is meant to be interactive and a space where attendees will have the opportunity to break into smaller networking groups to meet & greet with fellow attendees, plus share their own stories and ideas about career development, building skills and making their own cybersecurity career dynamic, skillful and inclusive.

Meet the Presenters

Soleil Dolce, Sr. Manager, Cyber Assurance and Resilience

Soleil Dolce started her 32-year career in technologies at Microsoft Corporation in Seattle. She moved 8 years later to Arizona where she took a role in the internet group at American Express. After 20 years of progressive leadership positions in Marketing, Technologies, Information Security and Operational Risk she moved to Wells Fargo as a Senior Vice President over the Information Security Program and Strategy group. She joined Albertsons Companies a year ago leading their Cyber Security Assurance and Resilience teams. Her Information security special knowledge areas include cryptography, correlation, and pattern detection, third party risk, application security and strategy.

In her spare time Soleil volunteers for the police and fire departments, runs a non-profit horse rescue, and plays polo at her ranch in Scottsdale.