Harvard University

For A Project On Cybersecurity And Using Data For Public Good At The Berkman Klein Center

  • Amount
    $430,000
  • Program
    Cyber
  • Date Awarded
    6/7/2017
  • Term
    12.0 Months
  • Type of Support
    Project
Overview
This grant to the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University will support its ongoing engagement of top-level practitioners from the federal government, business, academia, and civil society with diverse perspectives on cyber surveillance and privacy issues in rethinking the role of the state in promoting cybersecurity. It will also support the launch of a complementary new effort focused on state and local law enforcement officials.
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