Yemurai Rabvukwa

Yemurai Rabvukwa is a senior cybersecurity associate, former Lloyds Banking Group employee, keynote speaker, moderator, host, and careers strategist. With a first-class chemistry degree from the University of Liverpool, she took a non-traditional path into cybersecurity—an experience that now fuels her mission to redefine career success, navigate imposter syndrome, and address the digital skills gap. Recognized for her impact, Rabvukwa is a proud recipient of the TechWomen100 Award and has collaborated with organizations such as the Civil Service. She has interviewed the VP of Environmental Policy and Social Initiatives at Apple, hosted the Cloud and Cyber Expo in London, and spoken at the Google Developers Group X UCL "Redefine Possible" International Women’s Day event—proof that unconventional paths can lead to extraordinary success.

Despite her achievements, Rabvukwa has grappled with imposter syndrome—particularly during career transitions and as she progressed into senior roles. Faced with questions like “Do I really belong here?” and “Am I a fraud?”, she chose to confront these thoughts head-on. This journey led to the creation of her ACT Framework, designed to tame the “imposter monster” and help individuals face fear with confidence. Her keynote is known for its raw honesty, addressing the often-overlooked reality that AI is intensifying feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt across industries.