Events

Deepfakes pose significant reputational, financial, and personal risks to executives, government officials, celebrities, and private individuals. As generative AI advances, synthetic media – including images, videos, and audio files – are becoming ever-more prevalent and ever-less identifiable in both public and private fora. Attackers can create deepfakes at scale, at little cost, and can convincingly impersonate […]

A free and independent press has long been understood as a core element of healthy and secure democracies. Particularly in the realm of national security and foreign policy, news reporting and investigations are an integral source of information that enables the American public to evaluate the decisions of their elected officials. Yet today the press […]

Join us at NYU School of Law to discuss critical and growing issues of Deepfake Security Threats, and insights from the first annual Kibu-NYU Center for Cybersecurity Deepfake Security Threats survey of cybersecurity professionals.

Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies are collecting, retaining, and using (CRU) vast troves of personal data. Agencies purchase much of this information from private data brokers. They also vacuum it up themselves, employing license plate readers, facial recognition software, social media and location tracking tools, and more. Those who adopt these tools argue […]

Humans are a critical link to the security of any complex system, and blockchains are no exception. Sometimes, even basic assumptions are not met in practice; we observed that some service providers or users do not properly check transactions, whether purposefully (for latency benefits) or inadvertently (due to operational mistakes). These unexpected behaviors pose new […]

The world of cybersecurity is changing, and agentic AI is at the heart of it. Is this powerful new technology a tool for building more secure systems, or a new frontier for sophisticated attacks? Join us for Agentic AI: A Cybersecurity Perspective, an exclusive event designed for college students and cybersecurity professionals. This is your […]

Cybersecurity Lecture Fifteen | Sponsored by AIG Artificial Intelligence is transforming the cybersecurity landscape, introducing powerful new tools for defense while also raising urgent considerations around ethics, governance, and risk. Ensuring AI is used responsibly to safeguard critical systems and drive innovation is critical at this moment in time, but not guaranteed. Our keynote speaker, Jeff […]

Antitrust is undergoing a profound reexamination, and enjoying a surge of support across the political spectrum. What does antitrust’s return to the spotlight mean for American business, and in particular for Big Tech? Are we witnessing a bipartisan shift in competition policy? Do we need antitrust reforms? And what lies ahead? Join FTC Commissioner Mark […]

The State Department has released a reorganization plan that would usher in significant changes to the way the United States conducts its diplomacy and foreign assistance, at a time of considerable geopolitical change. Proposals by the Trump administration include eliminating or restructuring a number of the Department’s longstanding functions, dissolving and/or folding USAID into State, […]

The advent of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the new administration has dramatically shifted how the administrative state operates along a number of dimensions. Agencies are being directed to close, curtail operations, or lay off large portions of their workforce irrespective of their level of Congressional appropriations. Taxpayer and other personally identifiable data […]

This will be a pivotal year for technology regulation in the United States and around the world. The European Union is already regulating social media platforms based on perceived harms they cause. In the US, regulatory proposals at the federal level will likely include renewed efforts to repeal or reform Section 230 of the Communications […]