Pitt Cyber is pleased to announce its awardees for the 2020 Pitt Cyber Accelerator Grants Program (PCAG). PCAG provides support for projects that aim to establish or reinforce Pitt and Pitt Cyber as places of distinction and excellence in cyber studies and practice.
Announcements
Pitt Cyber Announces New Report on Elections and COVID-19
New Report: Election Officials’ Needs and Costs for Protecting 2020 Elections from Covid-19
Profiles of Ga., Mich., Mo., Ohio, and Pa. Show Gaps Federal Government Must Fill in Next Stimulus Package
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 30, 2020
Contact:
Pitt Cyber Releases New Recommendations for Elections Amid Pandemic
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Deborah M. Todd, University of Pittsburgh News
412-624-6687 (office); 412-519-5965 (cell); dmtodd@pitt.edu
Pitt Cyber Releases New Recommendations for Elections Amid Pandemic
The University of Pittsburgh Institute for Cyber Law, Policy, and Security has today introduced a set of recommendations to expand vote by mail, recruit a broader range of poll workers from less vulnerable populations and to avoid online voting to ensure the safety of voters and security of their votes amid the COVI
Pitt Cyber Announces New Affiliate Practice Scholar John Kropf
Pittsburgh – Pitt Cyber announced today that John Kropf is joining the institute as an affiliate scholar. Kropf is the Corporate Privacy Executive for Northrop Grumman. Previously, Kropf worked as deputy chief counsel for Privacy and Information Governance for Reed Elsevier. Kropf also served as Deputy Chief Privacy Officer for the U.S.
Pitt Cyber Announces New Affiliate Scholars
Pitt Cyber Announces New Affiliate Scholars
Pittsburgh – Pitt Cyber affiliate scholars are drawn from faculty across the University of Pittsburgh and are selected for their excellence in cyber-themed research and teaching. Affiliate scholars are a source for transdisciplinary collaboration and innovation across the University and beyond.
The Fall 2020 Affiliate Scholars are:
Pitt Cyber Announces New Affiliate Scholars
Pitt Cyber announced that Yu-Ru Lin and Amin Rahimian are joining Pitt Cyber as affiliate scholars.
Pitt Cyber affiliate scholars are drawn from faculty across the University of Pittsburgh and are selected for their excellence in cyber-themed research and teaching. Affiliate scholars are a source for transdisciplinary collaboration and innovation across Pitt and beyond.
Pitt Cyber Announces Hillman Foundation Grant in Support of Algorithms Task Force
Pitt Cyber announced today it received an $85,000 grant from the Hillman Foundation to support the efforts of the Pittsburgh Task Force on Public Algorithms.