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Jan 16

Carnegie Mellon brings International Data Privacy Day to the Heinz History Center on January 25 Opens in new window

On January 25, Carnegie Mellon University’s Privacy Engineering program will take its annual celebration of International Privacy Day beyond campus and into the heart of the city, hosting a free, family-friendly event at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh’s Strip District.

Jan 15

What thermostat preferences reveal about U.S. energy usage Opens in new window

A new study published in Nature Energy provides a foundation for understanding how Americans experience temperatures in their home.

Dec 02

New children’s book from CyLab privacy scholar helps young children understand why privacy matters Opens in new window

Lorrie Cranor's new book "Privacy, Please!," illustrated by Alena Karabach, offers families a gentle and engaging way to talk to children ages 4 to 6 about personal boundaries, independence, and digital safety.

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