Public Knowledge
For A Project On National Security, Civil Society, And Cyber Policy
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Amount$275,000
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ProgramCyber
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Date Awarded11/17/2015
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
A grant to Public Knowledge will allow it to hire a former national security practitioner and launch a new cybersecurity policy program that takes a pragmatic, multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity that balances technology, policy, and national security concerns. Public Knowledge will help prototype a model that can be replicated by the broader civil society and advocacy community.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.publicknowledge.org
Address
1818 N Street, Nw Suite 410, Washington, DC, 20036, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for a project on national security, civil society, and cyber policy
A grant to Public Knowledge will allow it to hire a former national security practitioner and launch a new cybersecurity policy program that takes a pragmatic, multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity that balances technology, policy, and national security concerns. Public Knowledge will help prototype a model that can be replicated by the broader civil society and advocacy community.
for a project on national security, civil society, and cyber policy
A grant to Public Knowledge will allow it to hire a former national security practitioner and launch a new cybersecurity policy program that takes a pragmatic, multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity that balances technology, policy, and national security concerns. Public Knowledge will help prototype a model that can be replicated by the broader civil society and advocacy community.
for a project on national security, civil society, and cyber policy
A grant to Public Knowledge will allow it to hire a former national security practitioner and launch a new cybersecurity policy program that takes a pragmatic, multidisciplinary approach to cybersecurity that balances technology, policy, and national security concerns. Public Knowledge will help prototype a model that can be replicated by the broader civil society and advocacy community.
