Research
The Cyber Policy Center brings together researchers across the Stanford campus to solve the biggest issues in cybersecurity, governance and the future of work.
Training
We teach undergraduate and graduate students how technology affects policy, economics, society and more. Our goal is to foster a new generation of leaders who will shape this field.
Policy
All Cyber Policy Center projects have a policy component. We collaborate with the tech industry and policymakers to address concerns surrounding new technologies.
Leadership
Nathaniel Persily
Faculty Co-Director, Cyber Policy Center
James B. McClatchy Professor; Senior Fellow at FSI; Professor, by courtesy, of Communication and of Political Science
Security, Governance, and Work
Research at the Cyber Policy Center focuses on understanding relationships between cyber technologies and security, governance, and work.
By the Numbers
32
Research Projects
48
Faculty Researchers
4654800
Research Funding Distributed
News & Events
News
Stanford Experts Publish Recommendations to Safeguard Democratic Elections Around the World
February 3, 2020
Poland: Presidential Election 2020 Scene-Setter
January 28, 2020
Taiwan Election: Disinformation as a Partisan Issue
January 21, 2020
Taiwan Election: One Day Out
January 10, 2020
Analyzing a Twitter Takedown Originating in Saudia Arabia
December 23, 2019
Events
Tue
Feb
25
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM
Lunch Seminar Series | Protecting Electoral Integrity in the Digital Age: The Report of the Kofi Annan Commission on Elections and Democracy in the Digital Age
Bechtel Conference Center, Encina Hall, First floor, Central