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|Username=Sdiggity | |Username=Sdiggity | ||
|Name=Sean O'Brien | |Name=Sean O'Brien | ||
| − | |Groups=FSF | + | |Groups=FSF, PrivacySafe |
|City=New Haven | |City=New Haven | ||
|State=Connecticut | |State=Connecticut | ||
|Country=United States of America | |Country=United States of America | ||
| − | |Email=sean@ | + | |Email=sean@privacysafe.net |
| − | |Website=https:// | + | |Website=https://privacysafe.social/@profdiggity |
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|Languages=English | |Languages=English | ||
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= General = | = General = | ||
| − | + | Sean O’Brien is founder of Yale Privacy Lab, an initiative of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. Sean has more than two decades of experience in the private and public sectors in areas such as infrastructure management, open source, and blockchain security. He is teaching “Artificial Intelligence: Creativity & IP” at Yale Law School and developed the Cybersecurity | |
| + | curriculum at Yale with Scott J. Shapiro. His project [https://privacysafe.app PrivacySafe] delivers a suite of apps for private chat, video, and file storage. Sean developed a Web3 & Blockchain class at Yale as well as Hacking & Cybersecurity at Lawfare and was founding Head Tutor at Oxford University Cyber Security for Business Leaders. | ||
== Secure Contact Info == | == Secure Contact Info == | ||
| − | https://privacylab.yale.edu | + | * https://ivycyber.consulting |
| + | * https://privacysafe.app | ||
| + | * https://privacylab.yale.edu | ||
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| Username | Sdiggity |
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| Full name | Sean O'Brien |
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| Website | https://privacysafe.social/@profdiggity |
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| Groups | FSF, PrivacySafe |
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| Spoken languages | English |
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| Country | United States of America |
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Sean O’Brien is founder of Yale Privacy Lab, an initiative of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. Sean has more than two decades of experience in the private and public sectors in areas such as infrastructure management, open source, and blockchain security. He is teaching “Artificial Intelligence: Creativity & IP” at Yale Law School and developed the Cybersecurity curriculum at Yale with Scott J. Shapiro. His project PrivacySafe delivers a suite of apps for private chat, video, and file storage. Sean developed a Web3 & Blockchain class at Yale as well as Hacking & Cybersecurity at Lawfare and was founding Head Tutor at Oxford University Cyber Security for Business Leaders.
