As the most popular search engine in the world, Google has its fair share of web competitors eager to find a flaw in the company's online make-up. So the need for a whiz-hacker, trained in batting off threats from billions of criminals, has never been so big. The woman in charge of such tasks is 31-year-old Parisa Tabriz - head of security at Google Chrome. Scroll down for video Tabriz leads a team of 30 engineers tasked with securing the most widely used web browser in the world, Google Chrome Tabriz gave herself the title of 'Security Princess' while on a conference in Tokyo
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Her job: to attack Google Chrome and find out any weaknesses in the system before the bad guys have a chance to do it
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Parisa Tabriz, 31, is technically an information security engineer — but she'd rather you called her 'Security Princess'
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Tabriz is a trailblazer in the booming tech industry, in which women are vastly underrepresented
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