Category: Internet of Things
Now Hiring: Associate or Full Professor, Information Technology Policy
The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University is seeking...
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CITP is Hiring a Technology Policy Clinic Lead
We’re excited to announce the CITP technology policy clinic, a first-of-its-kind interdisciplinary...
Read MoreCall for Applications – Adversarial Design: Pushing Back on the Internet of Things
Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP), in collaboration with the Center for Digital Humanities is hosting a workshop that explores the security and privacy concerns that arise from...
Read MoreNick Feamster Named a 2016 ACM Fellow!
Congratulations to Nick Feamster, CITP’s acting director and professor of computer science, who was named a 2016 ACM Fellow for his work on data-driven studies of Internet security and Internet censorship. The Association...
Read MoreReport out today from the Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group – Internet of Things (IoT) Security and Privacy Recommendations
Featured on the Princeton University homepage: “Coalition seeks to protect internet from weaknesses of many ‘connected’ devices” (http://bit.ly/2giMR2F). The story features Nick Feamster as one of the...
Read MoreVideos of Internet of Things Conference Now on CITP’s YouTube Channel
CITP’s conference on the Security and Privacy of the Internet of Things on Friday, October 21, 2016 was a great success! We had an overwhelming response and we’d like to thank everyone for attending. We would also like to thank...
Read MoreWelcome Back from CITP Acting Director Nick Feamster
In June 2015, I began as the Acting Director of the Center for Information Technology Policy, while our founding Director Ed Felten is on leave as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer at the White House. I’m happy to take on...
Read MoreCongratulations to Nick Feamster for the Industrial Collaborations Award from the Dean for Research Innovation Fund
Congratulations to Nick Feamster for winning one of the eight new research project awards from the Dean for Research Innovation Fund. Nick is a professor of computer science and the acting director of CITP. Nick will work with...
Read MoreCITP’s CS grad students present at FTC’s PrivacyCon
Princeton CS Ph.D. students Sarthak Grover and Steven Englehardt presented at the FTC’s PrivacyCon on January 14, 2016. Sarthak presented his results on privacy vulnerabilities that he found in various Internet of Things...
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