Information and communication technology
We study policy challenges posed by advanced telecommunications and information technologies. How should the Internet and other telecommunications services be regulated? How should spectrum be managed? What policies and technologies are needed to protect privacy and strengthen cybersecurity? What are the policy implications of artificial intelligence, non-geosynchronous satellites, and cryptocurrencies?
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Faculty
Travis Breaux
Associate Professor
Computer Science Department, Engineering and Public Policy, Software and Societal Systems Department
Nicolas Christin
Professor
Engineering and Public Policy, Software and Societal Systems Department
Courtesy Appointment
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Lorrie Cranor
Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor in Security and Privacy Technologies
CyLab
FORE Systems Professor
Engineering and Public Policy, Software and Societal Systems Department
Director
Usable Privacy and Security Lab
Co-director
MSIT-Privacy Engineering Masters Program
Courtesy Appointments
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Heinz College, Human-Computer Interaction Institute
Jon Peha
Professor
Engineering and Public Policy
Courtesy Appointment
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Sarah Scheffler
Assistant Professor
Engineering and Public Policy
Courtesy Appointment
CyLab, Engineering and Public Policy, Software and Societal Systems Department
Marvin Sirbu
Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Engineering and Public Policy, Tepper School of Business
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