Yemurai Rabvukwa

Yemurai Rabvukwa is a Senior Cybersecurity Associate, careers strategist and internationally recognised advocate for the future of work. Combining hands-on cybersecurity expertise with practical career development advice, Yemurai has become a sought-after speaker on topics including cybersecurity, imposter syndrome, portfolio careers and women in technology. She is the creator of the ACT Framework, an empowering resource designed to help professionals overcome imposter syndrome, and has delivered keynote presentations at major industry events, including the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo. Her engaging, relatable style and ability to bridge technical expertise with personal development make her an inspiring speaker for corporate, educational and technology audiences.

Yemurai began her career after graduating with a First-Class degree in Chemistry from the University of Liverpool. She entered the cybersecurity industry by joining Lloyds Banking Group as a Web Application Firewall Engineer before progressing into a DDoS Analyst role within investment banking. Alongside her technical career, she developed a reputation as a careers strategist, helping professionals navigate non-linear career paths and future workplace trends. Her expertise has led to speaking engagements at events including Google Developers Group x UCL’s International Women’s Day conference and the UCAS Teachers and Advisers Conference, where she shared insights into the future skills required for modern careers.

Yemurai’s achievements extend beyond cybersecurity. She was recognised with the prestigious TechWomen100 Award for her contribution to the technology sector and was selected as a judge for The Diana Award in 2024. She has hosted the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo in London, interviewed Apple’s Vice President of Environmental Policy and Social Initiatives, and regularly contributes to industry discussions on diversity, inclusion and career progression.

Passionate about creating inclusive workplaces and empowering future talent, Yemurai is an influential voice on leadership, career development and cybersecurity. She has appeared as a panellist at the Global Cybersecurity Forum in Saudi Arabia and facilitated career workshops for University College London. Whether speaking to business leaders, students or technology professionals, Yemurai delivers practical advice that equips audiences with the confidence and strategies needed to thrive in an evolving world of work.

Yemurai Rabvukwa is hired as a speaker for her unique combination of cybersecurity expertise and career development insight. Drawing on her experience across financial services and the technology sector, she delivers engaging talks on cybersecurity, future skills, portfolio careers and overcoming imposter syndrome. Having hosted major industry events, delivered keynote speeches at the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, spoken at Google Developers Group x UCL’s International Women’s Day event, and participated in global cybersecurity forums, Yemurai provides audiences with actionable strategies that inspire confidence, resilience and long-term professional success.

Here are some of the key milestones that define Yemurai Rabvukwa’s remarkable career:

  • 2024 – Served as a judge for The Diana Award, recognising exceptional young people making a positive social impact.
  • 2024 – Hosted the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo London, leading discussions with cybersecurity experts and industry leaders.
  • 2024 – Delivered a keynote address at the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo at ExCeL London.
  • 2024 – Spoke at the Google Developers Group x UCL ‘Redefine Possible’ International Women’s Day event.
  • 2023 – Presented a keynote on the ACT Framework, helping professionals overcome imposter syndrome.
  • 2023 – Received the prestigious TechWomen100 Award for her contribution to the technology industry.
  • 2023 – Spoke at the UCAS Teachers and Advisers Conference on the future of skills in the UK.
  • 2021 – Joined Lloyds Banking Group, beginning her cybersecurity career as a Web Application Firewall Engineer before progressing into DDoS analysis.
  • 2020 – Graduated from the University of Liverpool with a First-Class degree in Chemistry.