Hal Abelson

Hal Abelson

Ben Adida

Ben Adida studied Cryptography and Information Security at MIT. His specific technology interests include authentication infrastructures, electronic voting, reliable and secure transactional storage, and web application software development. He's a member of the Creative Commons Technology Advisory Board and of the Center for Strategic and International Studies Authentication Workgroup. At the Berkman Center, Ben works on two fronts: balancing the interests of business and free software, and strengthening privacy in the context of the war on terror.

Jessica Baumgart

Jessica Baumgart is an affiliate of the Berkman Center and an employee of Renesys.

Scott Bradner

Scott Bradner has been involved in the design, operation and use of data networks at Harvard University since the early days of the ARPANET. He was involved in the design of the original Harvard data networks, the Longwood Medical Area network (LMAnet) and New England Academic and Research Network (NEARnet). He was founding chair of the technical committees of LMAnet, NEARnet and the COrporation for Research and Enterprise Network (CoREN).

Laura DeBonis

Laura DeBonis, affiliate, Internet Safety Technical Task Force

Ron Deibert

Ron Deibert (PhD, University of British Columbia) is Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Citizen Lab at the Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto. He is a Principal Investigator of the OpenNet Initiative.

Rachna Dhamija

Dhamija’s research interests span the fields of computer security, human computer interaction and information policy. She received a Ph.D. from the School of Information Management and Systems at U.C. Berkeley in 2005.

Hany Farid

Hany Farid received his undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from the University of Rochester in 1989. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. Following a two year post-doctoral position in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, he joined the Dartmouth faculty in 1999.

Eric Gordon

Eric Gordon is a professor at Emerson College.

Vesselina Haralampieva

Vessy Haralampieva joined the Berkman Center in March 2006 as a Research Fellow working on the OpenNet Initiative.

Lee Hollaar

Lee A. Hollaar is a Professor in the School of Computing (formerly the Department of Computer Science) at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He has taught a variety of software and hardware courses, and currently teaches computer networking, operating systems, and intellectual property and computer law.

David Hornik

David Hornik

Todd Inskeep

Todd Inskeep has over 20 years of Information Security and Internet experience ranging from secure radio and desktop systems to Security Architecture and eCommerce Authentication strategy at Bank of America. He’s a Certified Information Systems Security Professional with a Master’s in Strategic Intelligence currently leading work on the Bank’s overall eCommerce/ATM strategy. He also teaches security & risk management part-time at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s NSA-Designated Center of Excellence in Information Assurance.

John Kelly

John Kelly is the founder and lead scientist of Morningside Analytics. His research blends Social Network Analysis, content analysis, and statistics to solve the problem of making complex online networks visible and understandable.

Evie Kintzer

Evie Kintzer, is WGBH Educational Foundation's Director of Strategic Planning and Special Projects. For the last eight years, Evie’s work with the President and Vice Presidents has included developing the Foundation’s strategic planning agenda, assessing implications of the competitive environment, chairing WGBH’s Advanced Media Group, and advising and developing project strategy and operating plans.

SJ Klein

Samuel Klein is a Wikipedian, a One Laptop per Child organizer, a mathematics and physics zealot, a clutch proofreader, and a long-time Bostonian.

Rick Levine

Rick Levine

Brian Levine

Brian Neil Levine is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science at the Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst, which he joined in 1999. He received MS and PhD degrees in Computer Engineering from the Univ. of California, Santa Cruz in 1996 and 1999, respectively. His research focuses on networking and security, and he has published over 60 papers on these topics.

Al Marcella

Albert J. Marcella Jr., is president of Business Automation Consultants, LLC a global information technology and management-consulting firm providing information technology (IT) management consulting and IT audit and security reviews and training for an international clientele.

Adi McAbian

Adi McAbian is Managing Director of Twistbox Entertainment and currently serves on the Board of Directors of Mandalay Media (MNDL), its parent.

RL Morgan

RL 'Bob' Morgan is Senior Technology Architect for the Computing & Communications Department at the University of Washington. In this role he contributes to designing, implementing, and documenting distributed computing and security infrastructure for the UW.

John Morris

John B. Morris, Jr. is CDT's General Counsel, and the Director of its "Internet Standards, Technology and Policy Project." Prior to joining CDT in 2001, Mr. Morris was a partner in the law firm of Jenner & Block, where he litigated groundbreaking cases in Internet and First Amendment law. He was a lead counsel in the ACLU v. Reno/American Library Association v. U.S. Dep't of Justice case, in which the Supreme Court unanimously overturned the Communications Decency Act of 1996 and extended to speech on the Internet the highest level of constitutional protection. In that case, Mr. Morris was responsible for the development of the factual presentation concerning how the Internet works, a presentation that served as the foundation for the Supreme Court's landmark decision.

Fern Nesson

Fern Nesson

Lam Nguyen

Lam Nguyen heads Stroz Friedberg’s Digital Forensics lab in Boston. With over 11 years of coding, database development and digital forensics experience for leading government and commercial entities, Mr. Nguyen is an industry leader in digital forensics for data breach, e-discovery, and cybercrime in civil and criminal litigation, as well as corporate investigations. Mr. Nguyen has investigated hundreds of criminal cases and has led forensic investigations in data breach and intrusion cases.

Helmi Noman

Helmi Noman is a Research Affiliate of the Berkman Center working on the Opennet Initiative.

Eric Osiakwan

Eric M.K Osiakwan is the Executive Secretary both of the African Internet Service Providers Association (AfrISPA, www.afrispa.org) and the Ghana Internet Service Providers Association (GISPA, www.gispa.org.gh). He is also a Visiting Fellow and Scholar at the Stanford University and Reuters Foundation Digital Vision Program @ http://rdvp.org/fellows/2004-2005/erik-osiakwan/, Project Co-ordinator for UC Berkeley TIER Group in Ghana @ http://tier.cs.berkeley.edu and affiliate of the Berkman Centre for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School @ http://cyber.law.harvard.edu

Carlos Osorio

Carlos is graduate student at the Technology and Policy Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and research assistant at MIT Program on Internet and Telecoms Convergence.

Teresa Piliouras

Teresa Piliouras is an Adjunct Professor in Computer and Information Science/Technology Management at Polytechnic University, where she has taught courses in network design, bioinformatics, network security, operations research, operations management, database design, and management of technology since 1994.

Greg Rattray

Currently, Greg Rattray is a Principal, Delta Risk Consulting, establishing risk management strategies and cyber security capacity building approaches for government and private sector clients and advising the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) on approaches for enhancing global Internet security. Previously, Greg served 23 years as an U.S. Air Force officer, retiring in summer 2007.

Rafal Rohozinski

Rafal A. Rohozinski is a Research Fellow of CSP and Director of the Advanced Network Research Group (ANRG) and is a Principal Investigator of the OpenNet Initiative.

Juliana Rotich

Juliana Rotich

Roger Rustad

Roger Rustad was a Berkman Affiliate.

Jeffrey Schiller

Jeffrey Schiller received his S.B. in Electrical Engineering (1979) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. As MIT Network Manager he has managed the MIT Campus Computer Network since its inception in 1984. Prior to his work in the Network Group he maintained MIT's Multics timesharing system during the time-frame of the ArpaNet TCP/IP conversion.

Jeff Schmidt

Jeff Schmidt is an independent security and technology risk consultant focusing on identity-related issues. Previously, Jeff founded Secure Interiors (SI), an early provider of managed Internet security services, and Authis, a provider of innovative identity services for the financial

John Shehan

John Shehan is the Director of Exploited Children Services (ECS) at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) in Alexandria, Virginia. He is responsible for policy decisions and the overall operations within the ECS. Mr. Shehan has been with NCMEC since February, 2000 and has participated in and presented at numerous law enforcement investigative training programs on high technology crimes, online child exploitation as well as investigative and analytical skill development.

Elizabeth Stark

Elizabeth Stark is a board member of the international student organisation Freeculture.org and the founder of the Harvard Free Culture group.

Joris van Hoboken

Joris van Hoboken is a visiting researcher at the Berkman Center of Internet & Society during fall 2008 and a PhD Researcher at the Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Benjamen Walker

Kevin Wallen

Presently, Kevin is actively involved with SET, a project which he plans to expand extensively. He also serves as Director of Public Relations for Innocence International, the brainchild organisation of Reuben “Hurricane” Cater, which lobbies for the rights of wrongly imprisoned individuals.

Danny Weitzner

Daniel Weitzner is Policy Director of the World Wide Web Consortium's Technology and Society activities. As such, he is responsible for development of technology standards that enable the web to address social, legal, and public policy concerns such as privacy, free speech, security, protection of minors, authentication, intellectual property and identification. Weitzner holds an appointment as Principal Research Scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, co-directs MIT's Decentralized Information Group with Tim Berners-Lee, and teaches Internet public policy at MIT.