Woman holds 1st info security event for women in Japan

Woman holds 1st info security event for women in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Asuka Nakajima, shown in this file photo taken on July 16, 2014, is the organizer of an information security event exclusively for women held on June 29 for the first time in Japan.

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