Having a conversation about toxic masculinity in #infosec with 1 of my main male allies @nehoctrebor, who tends to be twitter shy- Here& #39;s the breakdown

https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🧔" title="Person mit Bart" aria-label="Emoji: Person mit Bart">: Hmm this industry is hostile, to begin with to certain people, so I believe in keeping it professional as a default

https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👩‍🦱" title="Woman, curly haired" aria-label="Emoji: Woman, curly haired">: I hate to say this industry because it happens in every industry. I hate to say men in general because I have a lot of male allies. But the incredible toxic attitude of a few combined with what the fact that society doesn& #39;t know what to do when someone speaks up against when

https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👩‍🦱" title="Woman, curly haired" aria-label="Emoji: Woman, curly haired">: they are being treated poorly is the problem. Some guys feel like when a woman speaks out against an a**shole it means that she thinks that all men are a**holes. That is just not the case
It means she is pointing out THAT a**hole and wanting/asking for support

I& #39;m fortunate to have several male allies @Fred_Russell @jus_trt @catmurd0ck @chrisculling @The4rchangel @jilles_com @jaysonstreet @gobias_infosec @AttyGhost @_glitchXR @HaxShax @UK_Daniel_Card @wesleytb13 @klrgrz @deviantollam @RayRedacted @RustySowers @_th1nk3r @parkerrm39

@Vato_Ren @vincedotca @Darrell_VA @blenster
I& #39;m sure I& #39;m missing people from this list...
But it isn& #39;t a closed list