In the News

• What happens when an algorithm is sexist?
  1/17/17 – IT World Canada
• What happens when an algorithm is sexist? New guidelines seek accountability
  1/17/17 – IT World Canada
• Senators: U.S. Cybersecurity Is Too Weak
  1/17/17 – Time
• Who is Anna-Senpai, the Mirai Worm Author?
  1/17/17 – Krebs on Security
• Cartapping: How Feds Have Spied On Connected Cars For 15 Years
  1/15/17 – Forbes
• Why Is Obama Expanding Surveillance Powers Right Before He Leaves Office?
  1/13/17 – The Atlantic
• Rudy Giuliani To Advise Trump On Cyber Issues
  1/12/17 – NPR
• Should Election Systems be a Top Priority in U.S. Cybersecurity Right Now?
  1/12/17 – Government Technology
• New Election Cyberprotections Cause Confusion and Concern
  1/12/17 – Government Technology
• Alexa, what other devices are listening to me?
  1/12/17 – CNN
• Big Brother collecting big data — and in China, it's all for sale
  1/11/17 – CBC News
• Mozilla's Holiday Brand Project Was a Data Privacy Pop-up in NYC
  1/11/17 – AdvertisingAge
• Forecast 2017 Q&A: Cybersecurity and privacy
  1/11/17 – Michigan News
• The Limitations Of Phishing Education
  1/9/17 – Dark Reading
• A lawyer rewrote Instagram’s privacy policy so kids and parents can have a meaningful talk about privacy
  1/6/17 – Quartz
• Officials: Foreign government may have breached health data
  1/6/17 – U.S. News
• FTC's Cross-Device Study Reveals Opacity of Data-Sharing Practices
  1/6/17 – AdvertisingAge
• Oakland may become rare American city with strict rules for spy gear use
  1/6/17 – Ars Technica
• Battery Life Is More Important Than Privacy for Workers Being Tracked by Smartphone
  1/6/17 – Fortune
• Five things that got broken at the oldest hacking event in the world
  1/5/17 – The Guardian
• Why Trump must save the government's privacy board
  1/4/17 – Politico
• Why a year-old photo of the pope is suddenly making the rounds again
  1/4/17 – The Washington Post
• Adviser contradicts Trump: Russians hacked the US
  1/3/17 – CNN Politics
• Battling the Tyranny of Big Data
  1/3/17 – Bloomberg
• Russian 'methbot' fraud steals $180 million in online ads
  12/20/16 – CNN Money