Lowell Lecture
Infiltrating the Terrorists' Network: Privacy Versus Security
Date & Time
Jan. 27, 2016 at 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Location
First Parish Church in Cambridge
3 Church Street Cambridge, MA 02138
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Speaker(s)
Greg Nojeim directs the Freedom, Security and Technology Project at the Center for Democracy and Technology, a Washington D.C. NGO dedicated to Internet freedom. Nojeim's expertise is in protecting personal privacy in the digital age, against government intrusion. He leads CDT's cybersecurity work and has testified before Congress about the impact of cybersecurity proposals on privacy.
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Contact
Mary Stack (director@cambridgeforum.org, 617 495 2727)
After the Paris attacks, many feel that the world has entered a new and terrible "reign of terror". We begin our Cambridge Forum "Deep Globalization" series by considering the challenges of balancing security concerns with protecting our privacy. How do we go about tracking down terrorists, who use encryption to communicate and coordinate attacks, while simultaneously, safeguarding our own personal data?