Prof. Halderman’s research spans applied computer security and tech-centric public policy. Topics that interest him include software security, data privacy, electronic voting, anticensorship, digital rights management, and cybercrime, as well as technological aspects of intellectual property law and government regulation. His website is at: https://jhalderm.com.
Computer security research (and exposing security vulnerabilities) is critical to our individual and collective well-being, and helps to provide freedom and government transparency. You can learn more about computer security research, or another aspect of computer science and engineering, at the Computer Science and Engineering Division website: http://eecs.umich.edu/cse/.
