Tufts students help nonprofits with cybersecurity
Ming Chow, director of the university's Cybersecurity Clinic, speaks with Government Technology about the student-driven support.
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These students work to keep nonprofits safe from hackers
Tufts Cybersecurity Clinic pairs computer science students with nonprofit organizations to ward off intruders.
End-to-end encryption is a critical national security tool
Professor Susan Landau advocates for end-to-end encryption in a recent Lawfare article.
Tufts creates Cybersecurity Center for Public Good
Professor Susan Landau will head new research effort that is paired with a clinic offering practical aid to local groups.
Tufts Security and Privacy Lab investigates user experience
Lin Family Assistant Professor Daniel Votipka and fellow researchers determine cybersecurity best practices for areas including social media, threat modeling, and more.
Why are ransomware attacks targeting health care providers?
Associate Professor Josephine Wolff, Fletcher School and the Department of Computer Science, provides insight into cyberattacks on health care institutions.
Contestability in government AI systems
In a recent Lawfare article, Bridge Professor in Cybersecurity and Policy Susan Landau provides recommendations to ensure contestability in government AI systems.
Protecting against AI deepfakes
Professor and Dean of Graduate Education shared her expertise with Tech Brew about watermarking to safeguard against increasingly convincing AI deepfakes.
Foster elected ACM Fellow
Professor and Chair Jeffrey Foster was named a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery, a prestigious title held by only 1% of the organization’s members.