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Bridging Tech and Policy: How Cat Easdon Is Shaping the Future of Privacy and Security
Bridging Tech and Policy: How Cat Easdon Is Shaping the Future of Privacy and Security
Privacy engineer Cat Easdon used the Internet Society’s Early Career Fellowship to help bridge the gap between technology and policy.
One of the themes Cat explored during her fellowship was how cultural differences shape interpretations of privacy. This encouraged her to design more inclusive, context-aware privacy tools.
Latest Updates
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Traceability in End-to-End Encrypted Environments
This brief explains how traceability impacts the security and privacy of end-to-end encrypted communications and highlights the technical flaws and …
Global Encryption Day 2024
Strong encryption keeps us safe online and even offline. Join people around the world to protect it and defeat proposals …
Webinar: Encryption—A Parents’ Guide
The Internet Society invites you to a webinar on online child safety. This event highlights our guide to encryption for …
Encryption Is a Preventative Tool that Protects Children
Encryption is one of the best tools we have to help keep children safe online. Child safety and encryption experts …
Preemptive Monitoring in End-to-end Encrypted Services
Technical measures to screen messages in end-to-end encrypted systems introduce systemic risk for both service providers and users …
Bill S-210 Threatens Canadians’ Access to the Internet
Canadian Bill S-210 threatens to break the Internet in Canada and fragment Canadians’ access. Help spread the word that it …
How Bill S-210 Puts Canadians’ Security and Privacy at Risk by Harming the Internet
Canadian Bill S-210 includes requirements that could disrupt essential functions of the Internet and ultimately harm Canadians’ security and privacy …
Montana’s TikTok Ban: Breaking the Internet and Undermining Online Privacy
Asking TikTok, Google, and Apple to more intrusively track nearly every American with a cell phone, based on the possibility …
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