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Carnegie Mellon University

For Cybersecurity Dialogue Between The NSA And Civil Society

Amount

$160,230
Program

Cyber
Date Awarded

11/17/2015
Term

12.0 Months
Type of Support

Project

Overview

A grant to Carnegie Mellon University’s Institute for Strategic Analysis will support a series of ongoing, in-person dialogues between senior National Security Agency (NSA) officials and cybersecurity experts from academia, think-tanks, and civil society on a range of policy topics. It will also fund a series one-day courses for senior NSA, defense, and intelligence officials that review cutting-edge cyber-oriented research across multiple disciplines, as well as Carnegie Mellon’s first interdisciplinary course on cybersecurity taught within its social sciences curriculum.

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5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, 15213, United States

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