Bruce Schneier
Security Technologist, Researcher, and Lecturer, Harvard Kennedy School
Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned Security Technologist, called a "security guru" by the Economist. He is The New York Times best-selling author of 14 books—including Click Here to Kill Everybody—as well as hundreds of articles, essays, and academic papers. His influential newsletter Crypto-Gram and blog Schneier on Security are read by over 250,000 people. Schneier is a Fellow at the Berkman-Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University; a Lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School; a board member of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, AccessNow, and the Tor Project; and an advisory board member of EPIC and VerifiedVoting.org. He is the Chief of Security Architecture at Inrupt, Inc.
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What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
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The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
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Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
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How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
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The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
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How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
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The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
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Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
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Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
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Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
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Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
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What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
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The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
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Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
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How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
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The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
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How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
presentation
The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
presentation
Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
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Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
presentation
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
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Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
presentation
What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
presentation
The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
presentation
Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
presentation
How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
presentation
The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
presentation
The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
presentation
Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
presentation
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
presentation
Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
presentation
What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
presentation
The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
presentation
Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
presentation
How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
presentation
The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
presentation
The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
presentation
Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
presentation
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
presentation
Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
presentation
What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
presentation
The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
presentation
Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
presentation
How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
presentation
The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
presentation
The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
presentation
Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
presentation
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
presentation
Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017
presentation
What Matters Most
On June 7, 2022
presentation
The Coming AI Hackers
On May 17, 2021
presentation
Hacking Society
On February 27, 2020
presentation
How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk: Lessons from Efforts to Block Huawei
On February 26, 2020
presentation
The Future of Public Interest Tech
On March 7, 2019
presentation
How Public Interest Technologists are Changing the World
On March 7, 2019
presentation
The Role of Security Technologists in Public Policy
On March 6, 2019
presentation
Identity Insecurity—Another Data Hurricane without “building codes”
On April 18, 2018
presentation
Security Orchestration and Incident Response
On April 17, 2018
presentation
Internet of Insecurity: Can Industry Solve It or Is Regulation Required?
On February 15, 2017
presentation
Regulating the Internet of Things
On February 14, 2017