‘It Is an Act of Faith’
A cybersecurity policy professor on believing in the research process—and yourself.
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Can Companies Insure Against AI’s Growing Risks?
As AI use gives rise to major legal claims, businesses are considering how they will cover the costs when things go wrong, explains Professor Josephine Wolff.
Tufts hosts New England Hardware Security Day
The sixth annual gathering of New England Hardware Security (NEHWS) sparked conversations about cybersecurity.
The Ultimate Hack: How Salt Typhoon Broke Phone Security and What It Means for Cyber Policy
Susan Landau joins EPIC's 2025 Global Encryption Day webinar examining recent attacks that have exposed our phone and text messaging systems.
The U.K.'s Plan for Electronic Eavesdropping Poses Cybersecurity Risks, Lawfare,
Susan Landau, Matt Blaze, and Steven M. Bellovin argue that the U.K. government’s latest attempt to access encrypted cloud backups could allow adversarial actors to gain access to sensitive data.
Foreign State Actors, Security, and Privacy: What is the Future of End-to-End Encryption?
Susan landau joins a panel exploring implications for U.S. privacy law, cybersecurity policy, and international comity.
Securing the Future of AI with Research, Collaboration, and Discussion
Ph.D. candidate Nicole Meng is leading a workshop that will facilitate a conversation about safety considerations for generative AI vision models.
When an Organization Gets Hacked, Who Pays the Price?
Josephine Wolff, Professor and Associate Dean for Research at the Fletcher School and Professor in the Department of Computer Science, discusses cybersecurity insurance.
Tufts Launches New Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity
The new M.S. in Cybersecurity program will take an interdisciplinary approach to building advanced technical skills in cybersecurity.