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LAW ENFORCEMENT & NATIONAL SECURITY ACCESS TO MEDICAL 1. Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act. The PATRIOT Act is a broad federal statute adopted in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks. It amended numerous existing laws to grant federal law enforcement and intelligence officers increased powers to obtain and share records for counter-terrorism purposes. Specifically, the PATRIOT Act allows the INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SECRET SURVEILLANCE: BINDING 3 has persistently objected to the norm as that norm has emerged, and if the norm is of a kind that is susceptible to derogation.3 (Some commonly cited examples of norms that are not susceptible to derogation—that is, rules to which a state can never validlyobject—are the
DAVID NOSÁK
David Nosák. Policy Officer, Europe Office. David serves as CDT’s Policy Officer, Europe Office of CDT in Brussels. He is responsible for monitoring and analyzing EU regulatory developments within the digital sector, liaises with relevant Members of the European Parliament and representatives from the European Commission andco-organizes
AVERY GARDINER
Avery Gardiner. Avery Gardiner was the General Counsel and Senior Fellow for Competition, Data, and Power at the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT). She led the organization’s affirmative litigation and amicus brief work, as well as the organization’s competition policy project. She also manages legal risks for the organization. OUTLINE OF AAVE GRAMMAR JACK SIDNELL 2002 1 Outline of AAVE grammar ” Jack Sidnell 2002 2 Note first of all that the walking through Hyde Park seems to have occurred prior to the event of speaking. The form of the auxiliary verb BE (was) indicates the past nature of the action. DATA MINING AND DATA ANALYSIS FOR COUNTERTERRORISM vi Data Mining and Data Analysis for Counterterrorism the important task of accurate identification. Technologies that use large collections of identity information can HOME - CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGYWHO WE AREINSIGHTSAREAS OF FOCUSCOLLECTIONSCYBERSECURITY & STANDARDSFREE EXPRESSION A 501(c)(3) working to promote democratic values by shaping technology policy and architecture, with a focus on the rights of the individual. CDT supports laws, corporate policies, and technological tools that protect privacy and security and enable free speech online. RANSOMWARE IN SCHOOLS: BEST PRACTICES FOR PREVENTION AND In a year already full of unprecedented challenges, schools are facing another concerning problem: ransomware. Ransomware is a particular kind of cyberattack that locks legitimate users out of their own systems, typically by encrypting the data and withholding the key to decrypt it, thereby making it inaccessible. The attackers then demand a ransom, typically financial, ETHICALLY SCRAPING AND ACCESSING DATA: GOVERNMENTS As cities get smarter, their appetite and access to information is also increasing. The rise of data-generating technologies has given government agencies unprecedented opportunities to harness useful, real-time information about citizens. But governments often lack dedicated expertise and resources to collect, analyze, and ultimately turn such data into actionable information, and so have DIGITAL DECISIONS TOOL Two years ago, CDT embarked on a project to explore what we call “digital decisions” – the use of algorithms, machine learning, big data, and automation to make decisions that impact individuals and shape society. Industry and government are applying algorithms and automation to problems big and small, from reminding us to leave forthe airport to
LAW ENFORCEMENT & NATIONAL SECURITY ACCESS TO MEDICAL 1. Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act. The PATRIOT Act is a broad federal statute adopted in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks. It amended numerous existing laws to grant federal law enforcement and intelligence officers increased powers to obtain and share records for counter-terrorism purposes. Specifically, the PATRIOT Act allows the INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SECRET SURVEILLANCE: BINDING 3 has persistently objected to the norm as that norm has emerged, and if the norm is of a kind that is susceptible to derogation.3 (Some commonly cited examples of norms that are not susceptible to derogation—that is, rules to which a state can never validlyobject—are the
DAVID NOSÁK
David Nosák. Policy Officer, Europe Office. David serves as CDT’s Policy Officer, Europe Office of CDT in Brussels. He is responsible for monitoring and analyzing EU regulatory developments within the digital sector, liaises with relevant Members of the European Parliament and representatives from the European Commission andco-organizes
AVERY GARDINER
Avery Gardiner. Avery Gardiner was the General Counsel and Senior Fellow for Competition, Data, and Power at the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT). She led the organization’s affirmative litigation and amicus brief work, as well as the organization’s competition policy project. She also manages legal risks for the organization. OUTLINE OF AAVE GRAMMAR JACK SIDNELL 2002 1 Outline of AAVE grammar ” Jack Sidnell 2002 2 Note first of all that the walking through Hyde Park seems to have occurred prior to the event of speaking. The form of the auxiliary verb BE (was) indicates the past nature of the action. DATA MINING AND DATA ANALYSIS FOR COUNTERTERRORISM vi Data Mining and Data Analysis for Counterterrorism the important task of accurate identification. Technologies that use large collections of identity information can TECHFREEDOM & BRENNAN CENTER JOIN CDT IN URGING SUPREME The Center for Democracy is urging the Supreme Court to determine whether Customs and Border Protection officials can search cell phones, computers, and other digital devices of travelers who cross the U.S. border, even when those officials have no suspicion that the device contains digital contraband. Joined by TechFreedom and the Brennan Center, our amicus brief in DIGITAL DECISIONS TOOL Two years ago, CDT embarked on a project to explore what we call “digital decisions” – the use of algorithms, machine learning, big data, and automation to make decisions that impact individuals and shape society. Industry and government are applying algorithms and automation to problems big and small, from reminding us to leave forthe airport to
HOW AUTOMATED TEST PROCTORING SOFTWARE DISCRIMINATES Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, most students can no longer attend classes or take exams on campus. From K-12 classrooms to higher education, virtual learning has become the new norm – and so has virtual proctoring for millions of tests.Virtual proctoring software algorithmically profiles students for suspicious behavior, creating anxiety and fears about surveillance in the exam room. PRESS RELEASES ARCHIVE Have a press inquiry? Curious what our experts think about your issue, article, or classroom project? Contact Elizabeth Seeger, our Communications Manager: / CDT EUROPE LEADS CIVIL SOCIETY INITIATIVE URGING LIBE The Centre for Democracy & Technology (CDT) Europe, together with other leading civil society organisations, has issued a joint statement to the Members of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs LIBE in the European Parliament, in advance of the Committee’s deadline for tabling amendments to its draft Opinion on the Digital Services ISSUE BRIEF: A “BACKDOOR” TO ENCRYPTION FOR GOVERNMENT Encrypting smartphones and other devices helps protect against malicious hacking, identity theft, phone theft, and other crimes. However, a government mandate requiring companies to build a “backdoor” into encryption for surveillance would put consumers at grave risk and impose heavy costs on US businesses. The government can obtain information for investigations from other sources, andINSIGHTS ARCHIVE
How can policymakers get it right? And where should they start? At CDT, we’ve published a roadmap detailing the four most urgent tech policy priorities we believeDAVID NOSÁK
David Nosák. Policy Officer, Europe Office. David serves as CDT’s Policy Officer, Europe Office of CDT in Brussels. He is responsible for monitoring and analyzing EU regulatory developments within the digital sector, liaises with relevant Members of the European Parliament and representatives from the European Commission andco-organizes
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Iverna McGowan is Director of CDT’s Europe Office, and an advocate for ensuring international human rights standards are at the core of law and policy related to technology. At CDT, Iverna leads the Brussels-based Europe team that works to put human rights and democracy at the center of the European Union and its membercountries’
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Gregory T. Nojeim is a Senior Counsel and Director of the Freedom, Security, and Technology Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology, a Washington, D.C. non-profit public policy organization dedicated to keeping the Internet open, innovative and free. He specializes in protecting privacy in the digital age against intrusion by the U.S. government, and HOME - CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGYWHO WE AREINSIGHTSAREAS OF FOCUSCOLLECTIONSCYBERSECURITY & STANDARDSFREE EXPRESSION A 501(c)(3) working to promote democratic values by shaping technology policy and architecture, with a focus on the rights of the individual. CDT supports laws, corporate policies, and technological tools that protect privacy and security and enable free speech online. RANSOMWARE IN SCHOOLS: BEST PRACTICES FOR PREVENTION AND In a year already full of unprecedented challenges, schools are facing another concerning problem: ransomware. Ransomware is a particular kind of cyberattack that locks legitimate users out of their own systems, typically by encrypting the data and withholding the key to decrypt it, thereby making it inaccessible. The attackers then demand a ransom, typically financial,GREG NOJEIM
Gregory T. Nojeim is a Senior Counsel and Director of the Freedom, Security, and Technology Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology, a Washington, D.C. non-profit public policy organization dedicated to keeping the Internet open, innovative and free. He specializes in protecting privacy in the digital age against intrusion by the U.S. government, and INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SECRET SURVEILLANCE: BINDING 3 has persistently objected to the norm as that norm has emerged, and if the norm is of a kind that is susceptible to derogation.3 (Some commonly cited examples of norms that are not susceptible to derogation—that is, rules to which a state can never validlyobject—are the
IVERNA MCGOWAN
Iverna McGowan is Director of CDT’s Europe Office, and an advocate for ensuring international human rights standards are at the core of law and policy related to technology. At CDT, Iverna leads the Brussels-based Europe team that works to put human rights and democracy at the center of the European Union and its membercountries’
NINE PRINCIPLES FOR FUTURE EU POLICYMAKING ON INTERMEDIARY CDT proposes some fundamental principles that should inform future EU policymaking. While the concerns behind several new policy initiatives are legitimate, CDT emphasises that policy initiatives must be very carefully crafted so as not to harm free expression, access to information, and innovation and entrepreneurship on the internet.AVERY GARDINER
Avery Gardiner is the Senior Fellow for Competition, Data, and Power at the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT).EUROPE OFFICE
CDT works with EU institutions and Member States to develop policy solutions that respect legal, political, and cultural differences while promoting the core values of an open and inclusive internet. LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS TO FIX THE PATRIOT ACT Legislative Proposals to Fix the PATRIOT Act : Civil Liberties Restoration Act, S. 2528 (Kennedy) -- amends Section 215 to ensure appropriate checks and balances; ensures access to evidence; requires accurate criminal databases; mandates data mining reports; ends secret hearings and special registration; ensures due process for detainees.. Sign-on Letter Supporting the Civil Liberties OUTLINE OF AAVE GRAMMAR JACK SIDNELL 2002 1 Outline of AAVE grammar ” Jack Sidnell 2002 2 Note first of all that the walking through Hyde Park seems to have occurred prior to the event of speaking. The form of the auxiliary verb BE (was) indicates the past nature of the action. HOME - CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGYWHO WE AREINSIGHTSAREAS OF FOCUSCOLLECTIONSCYBERSECURITY & STANDARDSFREE EXPRESSION A 501(c)(3) working to promote democratic values by shaping technology policy and architecture, with a focus on the rights of the individual. CDT supports laws, corporate policies, and technological tools that protect privacy and security and enable free speech online. RANSOMWARE IN SCHOOLS: BEST PRACTICES FOR PREVENTION AND In a year already full of unprecedented challenges, schools are facing another concerning problem: ransomware. Ransomware is a particular kind of cyberattack that locks legitimate users out of their own systems, typically by encrypting the data and withholding the key to decrypt it, thereby making it inaccessible. The attackers then demand a ransom, typically financial,GREG NOJEIM
Gregory T. Nojeim is a Senior Counsel and Director of the Freedom, Security, and Technology Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology, a Washington, D.C. non-profit public policy organization dedicated to keeping the Internet open, innovative and free. He specializes in protecting privacy in the digital age against intrusion by the U.S. government, and INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SECRET SURVEILLANCE: BINDING 3 has persistently objected to the norm as that norm has emerged, and if the norm is of a kind that is susceptible to derogation.3 (Some commonly cited examples of norms that are not susceptible to derogation—that is, rules to which a state can never validlyobject—are the
IVERNA MCGOWAN
Iverna McGowan is Director of CDT’s Europe Office, and an advocate for ensuring international human rights standards are at the core of law and policy related to technology. At CDT, Iverna leads the Brussels-based Europe team that works to put human rights and democracy at the center of the European Union and its membercountries’
NINE PRINCIPLES FOR FUTURE EU POLICYMAKING ON INTERMEDIARY CDT proposes some fundamental principles that should inform future EU policymaking. While the concerns behind several new policy initiatives are legitimate, CDT emphasises that policy initiatives must be very carefully crafted so as not to harm free expression, access to information, and innovation and entrepreneurship on the internet.AVERY GARDINER
Avery Gardiner is the Senior Fellow for Competition, Data, and Power at the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT).EUROPE OFFICE
CDT works with EU institutions and Member States to develop policy solutions that respect legal, political, and cultural differences while promoting the core values of an open and inclusive internet. LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS TO FIX THE PATRIOT ACT Legislative Proposals to Fix the PATRIOT Act : Civil Liberties Restoration Act, S. 2528 (Kennedy) -- amends Section 215 to ensure appropriate checks and balances; ensures access to evidence; requires accurate criminal databases; mandates data mining reports; ends secret hearings and special registration; ensures due process for detainees.. Sign-on Letter Supporting the Civil Liberties OUTLINE OF AAVE GRAMMAR JACK SIDNELL 2002 1 Outline of AAVE grammar ” Jack Sidnell 2002 2 Note first of all that the walking through Hyde Park seems to have occurred prior to the event of speaking. The form of the auxiliary verb BE (was) indicates the past nature of the action.COLLECTIONS
The world is moving rapidly to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. As government leaders, policymakers, and technology companies continue to make necessary decisions to stop the global pandemic, CDT is actively monitoring the latest responses and working to ensure they protect civil rights and liberties. CONSIDERATIONS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING: A 7-POINT STRATEGY CDT works to strengthen individual rights and freedoms by defining, promoting, and influencing technology policy and the architecture of the internet that impacts our daily lives. TECHFREEDOM & BRENNAN CENTER JOIN CDT IN URGING SUPREME The Center for Democracy is urging the Supreme Court to determine whether Customs and Border Protection officials can search cell phones, computers, and other digital devices of travelers who cross the U.S. border, even when those officials have no suspicion that the device contains digital contraband. Joined by TechFreedom and the Brennan Center, our amicus brief in ETHICALLY SCRAPING AND ACCESSING DATA: GOVERNMENTS As cities get smarter, their appetite and access to information is also increasing. The rise of data-generating technologies has given government agencies unprecedented opportunities to harness useful, real-time information about citizens. But governments often lack dedicated expertise and resources to collect, analyze, and ultimately turn such data into actionable information, and so have DHS WITHDRAWS ITS PROPOSED BIOMETRICS COLLECTION RULE by CDT intern Emma Li. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have adversely impacted privacy and free expression rights by dramatically expanding the collection of biometric information by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). In September 2020, DHS published the proposed rule, entitled “Collection and UseHEALTH PRIVACY 101
CDT works to strengthen individual rights and freedoms by defining, promoting, and influencing technology policy and the architecture of the internet that impacts our daily lives. PART 1: NEW INTERMEDIARY RULES IN INDIA IMPERIL FREE This post is the first of a two-part series on the new intermediary rules in India which came into effect on May 25, 2021. This post introduces the rules and focuses on how aspects of the content moderation obligations for intermediaries and the oversight mechanism for digital media, social media and OTT platforms will undermine freedom of expression. PART 2: NEW INTERMEDIARY RULES IN INDIA IMPERIL FREE This post is the second of a two-part series on the new intermediary rules in India which came into effect on May 25, 2021. It focuses on their traceability requirements and their adverse effect on end-to-end encryption and users’ rights. The first post introduced the rules and focused on how aspects of the content moderation obligations SUPREME COURT: THE CFAA DOES NOT MAKE CRIMINALS OF In a 6-3 decision in Van Buren v.United States, the Supreme Court rejected the government’s expansive reading of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), which the Court recognized “would attach criminal penalties to a breathtaking amount of commonplace computer activity.”CDT has long challenged overbroad application of the CFAA and joined computer security researchers and other STAN ADAMS - CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGY As Deputy General Counsel & Open Internet Counsel, Stan worked to promote access to information, permissionless innovation, and secure, non-discriminatory communications technologies. Working closely with CDT’s team of technologists, he focused on policy approaches that acknowledge and respect the real-world capabilities and limitations of technology. He also advocated for copyrightSkip to Content
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