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EPP is a highly collaborative department focused on bringing interdisciplinary methods to policy problems where the technical details matter and to technology problems where social influences and impacts must be considered.

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Feb 06

Foresight Institute announces 2025 Norm Hardy Prize winners for advances in usable security Opens in new window

Foresight Institute is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Norm Hardy Prize: Dr. Pardis Emami-Naeini, Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor, and Dr. Yuvraj Agarwal, for their contributions to advancing usable security through the development of a layered cybersecurity label for smart home devices.

Feb 05

CMU Brings Data Privacy Day to the Heinz History Center Opens in new window

Carnegie Mellon University’s Privacy Engineering program took its annual celebration of International Data Privacy Day beyond campus this year, welcoming families and community members to a free, hands-on event at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh’s Strip District.

Jan 27

Alum spotlight: Trevor Hadick Opens in new window

A healthcare marketing consultant and a national match official for US Soccer, Trevor Hadick (‘17) goes from one pitch to another.

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