Can cybercriminals and the organizations often behind them actually be caught, and held accountable? What more can, and should, be done? New York University’s Center for Cybersecurity, the Journal of National Security Law & Policy, and Third Way co-hosted Catching the Cybercriminal: Reforming Global Law Enforcement, the first-of-its-kind symposium dedicated to answering those vexing questions on November...

The NYU Center for Cybersecurity and the NYU Journal of Legislation & Public Policy hosted a March 2nd conference on deepfakes and the law. Deepfakes are realistically altered fake videos that make a person appear to have said or done things they never did. The videos have problematic implications for individuals, companies, the proliferation of “fake news," state security,...

Low Power, High Security: Cybersecurity, Hardware Design, and Machine Learning Conversation with Dr. Siddarth Garg Moderated  by Dr, Edward G. Amoroso Learn from a world-leading expert how cybersecurity influences hardware design with focus and emphasis on low power design and support for machine learning.

How Secure? Measurement of Security and Privacy Conversation with Dr. Damon McCoy Moderated  by Dr, Edward G. Amoroso Learn about on-going advances in the empirical measurement of security and privacy of technology systems and their intersections with modern societal concerns.

Building Systems Resilient to Nation-State Actors: Advances in Software Security Conversation with Dr. Justin Cappos Moderated  by Dr. Edward G. Amoroso Learn key issues in security such as building compromise resilient systems, key management, and operational security, with a focus on production systems that need a strong resilience to attack.

Beyond the Arm of the Law?Training Lawyers in Cyber Security Conversation with Mr. Randy Milch, Esq. Moderated  by Dr, Edward G. Amoroso One of the leading experts in security aspects of corporate law provides an overview of the key issues practitioners and policy-makers must understand.