Chile's National Cybersecurity Policy indicates that in the matter of fundamental rights, a gender focus must be used to ensure the equality of all people in cyberspace. This article aims to analyze what should be understood by gender focus in the context of the National Cybersecurity Policy and the importance of reducing the gender gap in women's training and technology management. The analysis will focus on describing the main dangers and transgressions suffered by women in cyberspace, specifically in terms of privacy and data protection, to express that only to the extent that all sectors of society are aware of this inequality, we can achieve an open, safe, resilient and egalitarian cyberspace.