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WEM Cyber participants are matched with cybersecurity experts through the Women4Cyber Foundation ongoing mentorship programme.
Our experts combine advanced technology with years






WEM Cyber is a Horizon Europe project supporting women’s participation in cybersecurity through cross-border seconds, mentoring and targeted training. The project connects organizations across Europe to strengthen skills development and collaboration between academia and industry, particularly in Widening countries.
Providing tangible mobility and real project-based experience, fostering lasting academia–industry cooperation aligned with market needs, and delivering practical tools and insights that benefit the wider European cybersecurity and STEM ecosystem.
Our experts combine advanced technology with years
WEM Cyber addresses these challenges through a structured programme combining mobility, mentoring, and skills development. The project connects universities, research centres, and industry partners to support knowledge circulation and professional growth.
Together, these activities help participants strengthen their expertise, expand professional networks, and advance their careers in cybersecurity.
Develop your skills and receive expert guidance
Gain international experience in cybersecurity
Access resources and connect with the community
WEM Cyber participants are matched with cybersecurity experts through the Women4Cyber Foundation ongoing mentorship program.
The matching process is structured and tailored. Mentors provide personal and professional guidance, share their experience of navigating the field, and help mentees identify and work toward concrete career goals. To further support diversity across Europe, the program actively prioritizes women mentors from widening countries.
Mentorship is provided alongside the project, offering participants a sustained support network beyond the secondment itself, with approximately 2 hours per month over a 4-month period.
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WEM Cyber (Widening Excellence and Mentoring in Cybersecurity) is a Horizon Europe-funded project that supports women in cybersecurity through international secondments, mentorship, coaching, and tailored training.
WEM Cyber secondments are open to women researchers and other R&I personnel, including administrative, managerial, and technical staff who support research and innovation activities within consortium partner organisations and affiliated entities.
WEM Cyber is designed for participants with varying levels of expertise. A skills assessment is conducted before each secondment to understand your technical and soft skills profile, and your personalised development plan is built from there. You do not need to be a senior expert to apply.
You will join the day-to-day work of your host organisation, following agreed goals and milestones set out in your personalised development plan. Expected outputs include contributions to research activities, papers, or methodologies, depending on your profile and the host organisation's focus.
Participants are matched with experienced cybersecurity professionals through the Women4Cyber Foundation mentorship programme. Mentors provide personal and professional guidance throughout the project. The programme prioritises women mentors from widening countries and runs alongside the secondment experience.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101216854. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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