CPI is pleased to announce a new public outreach lecture series titled CPI Talks. CPI Talks will feature well-known experts speaking on cybersecurity and privacy topics that concern the general public as a whole. The talks are intended for people from all walks of life, and thus will be designed so that they are accessible to members of the general public without any pre-requisite background or knowledge in cybersecurity and privacy. In our increasingly digital world, cybersecurity and privacy concerns affect everyone. Everyone is therefore welcome to attend CPI Talks. We welcome high school students and new undergraduate students. We hope the talks will inspire some of these students to pursue careers in cybersecurity and privacy.
Cybersecurity and privacy span multiple different disciplines including information technology, engineering, social sciences, and the law. We plan to feature speakers from a variety of disciplines. We hope that people who are already working in cybersecurity and privacy will also benefit from these talks allowing them to better understand and appreciate the interdisciplinary considerations involved in cybersecurity and privacy challenges.
You can find recordings of past CPI Talks on our YouTube channel. The recordings include timestamps and captions
Upcoming Events
TBD
Past Events
Wed. Sep 13th from 10am - 11:30am EST

Gabriel Chan of the Hong Kong Blockchain Society (HKBCS)
Monday, December 5, from 12pm - 1:30pm EST
Title: “Subversion – From Spies to Hackers”

Lennart Maschmeyer - Center for Security Studies
Wednesday, June 8
Title: Digital Disinformation and Democracy
6:30 pm to 8pm

CPI & Department of Political Science, University of Waterloo

Department of Political Science, University of Waterloo
Crypto for the People (Wednesday, April 13 at 6:30 pm)

Brown University
Are We Ready For the Quantum Era? (Monday, February 28 at 6:30 pm)

Sara Zafar Jafarzadeh
CPI, University of Waterloo
Privacy Research that Matters (Thursday, October 21 at 6:00 pm)