Will AI Replace Cybersecurity? Data Centers, & Evolving Threats - Iqra Malik | Systems and Power #4
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In this episode of the Systems and Power Podcast, host Moses interviews Iqra Malik, a cybersecurity analyst and chair of academic relations at ISACA.
Iqra shares her journey from an all-girls school in Brooklyn to pursuing a career in cybersecurity, highlighting the importance of education, mentorship, and community support. She discusses the challenges of the current job market, particularly for entry-level positions, and the impact of AI on job security.
Iqra emphasizes the need for personal branding and networking in today's competitive landscape, encouraging listeners to support one another in their career journeys. In this conversation, Iqra Malik discusses the critical balance between human involvement and AI in cybersecurity, the environmental implications of data centers, the evolving role of AI in security threats, and the importance of mentoring in the industry.
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