[Article] The Software Needed to Make Cybersecurity Green & Resilient

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**Proposer**: Namrata Narayan | Communications Lead at GSF | @NAMRATA-WOKE )
**Abstract**: Does going green mean losing resilience? Cybersecurity is a critical issue in today's digital world and a top priority for every CTO. This article brings together two topics and priorities rarely discussed in the same breath and considers the different tools and practices that can help reduce the carbon footprint of cybersecurity solutions while ensuring their resilience.
**Why**: This is an opportunity for GSF to address a priority area for CTOs at every organization undergoing a digital transformation -- especially valuable for companies in tech and finance. Can help demystify green software as it relates to critical concerns they're facing and help change culture.
**Audience**: CTOs/ Chief of Cyber Security / Global Heads of Sustainable Technology
**Timeline**: June or September

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