CACR Cyber Conversations (CCCs):Secure, usable or private? Good Tech policy requires all three.
Professor Karen Sowon, IU O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
The Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research (CACR) hosts several events throughout the year.
Speaker Series
The CACR Security Speaker Series brings cybersecurity experts from across the nation to present their current research and real-world experiences to IU faculty, staff, and students and is open to anyone interested in cybersecurity issues. CACR partners with the Maurer School of Law, the Kelley School of Business, the Luddy School of Informatics and Computing, the Ostrom Workshop, and the Center of Excellence for Women & Technology to select speakers who represent a diverse range of perspectives on cybersecurity. Thank you to our partnering sponsors.
If you missed a Speaker Series talk, visit our YouTube channel for recent recordings or go to the archive for events 2024 and before.
CACR Cyber Conversations (CCCs)
CCCs are informal discussions where we convene to discuss cybersecurity topics with diverse experts in an informal setting. We typically have a speaker/moderator that gives a short informal topical introduction to frame the discussion. CCCs are held every Friday from 12-1 P.M. Eastern Time. Learn more (internal link for IU accounts only).
Mailing List
CACR uses a mailing list to distribute information about news and CACR sponsored events a few times a month. Join the mailing list to receive the most current information.