CITP

Every day, we rely on our web browsers to keep our communications secure. Whether we are submitting our credit card for purchases, doing online banking, or sending email, the same fundamental security structure is being used.

Wikipedia and similar collaborative technologies have begun to influence the ways that people understand and influence the world.

Representatives from the Wikimedia Foundation will discuss the policies and principles that govern the operations of the Wikipedia community, along with new efforts t

The Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) is a research center located on the third floor of Sherrerd Hall that examines the myriad ways that information technology influences society and introduces policy dilemmas.

The internet is at once a means for great openness and great control - expression and exclusion.

We live in an increasingly complex world with overlapping, interdependent resource systems that constitute our environment and affect our lives in significant, although sometimes subtle and complex, ways.

As computing services move from desktops into "the cloud," new challenges arise in privacy, security, online safety, interoperability, transparency, and intellectual property. Who bears responsibility for addressing these challenges?