PhD Computational social scientist researching and writing at the intersection of cybersecurity, technology, and geopolitics
Dr. Andrea Little Limbago is the Chief Social Scientist at Virtru, where she researches and writes on cybersecurity, privacy, geopolitics, and technological innovation. She previously was a technical leader at Endgame, where she directed the company’s technical content, and served as editor-in-chief of the Endgame blog. Her writing has been featured in numerous outlets, including Politico, the Hill, VentureBeat, Forbes, War on the Rocks, and Dark Reading, and she has presented at a range of security conferences (e.g., Enigma, DerbyCon BSidesLV, SXSW), government conferences (e.g. SOCOM’s Global Synchronization), and in academia (e.g. International Studies Association Annual Conference). She has previously worked in academia and at the Joint Warfare Analysis Center, and has excelled in interdisciplinary environments in both the public and private sectors. While at JWAC, Andrea received the Command’s top award for technical excellence for her analytic support across the Department of Defense. Andrea holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where she taught a variety of international relations and foreign policy courses, and a bachelor’s degree from Bowdoin College.
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information-management.com
5 trends to expect in the new big data protection revolution
darkreading.com
A Security Strategy That Centers on Humans, Not Bugs
heavybit.com
How to Minimize Security Debt From the Start Andrea Little Limbago
securitymagazine.com
Don't Disarm Individuals in the Battle for Data Protection, Privacy and Security
realcleardefense.com
On China: We Won’t Be Fooled Again
cyberscoop.com
Stop demonizing encryption
nationalsecurity.gmu.edu
National Security Institute Publishes New NSI Report:
cyberdefensemagazine.com
On Security and Privacy, States Are Taking the Lead
securityboulevard.com
Internet Data Privacy Regulation: Not If, but How and by Whom
darkreading.com
Data Privacy Manifestos: Competitive Advantage or the Start of Something Bigger?
darkreading.com
Privacy Futures: Fed-up Consumers Take Their Data Back
morningconsult.com
Owning the Quantum Keys to the Kingdom
threatpost.com
Nation-State Phishing: A Country-Sized Catch
technologyreview.com
Cybersecurity’s insidious new threat: workforce stress
gcn.com
No time for stalling: The urgent need for an election hacking response
threatpost.com
Smaller Nation State Attacks: A Growing Cyber Menace
taskandpurpose.com
Trump Could Address a Major Security Problem At His Putin Summit — But He Won’t
taskandpurpose.comArticle
Mueller’s Bombshell Russia Indictments May Mark A New Era For American Democracy
forbes.com
How Cyberattacks Will Affect The Average Person In 2018
inc.com
Cyber-Security Jobs Aren't Just for Hackers Anymore
forbes.com
Why So Few Women Work In Cyber Security (And How We Can Change It)
helpnetsecurity.comArticle
What the rise of cyber indictments means for 2018
venturebeat.com
Why cybersecurity workers are some of the hardest to retain
warontherocks.comArticle
The ‘Hacking Back’ Bill Isn’t the Answer to Cyberattacks
thestrategybridge.orgArticle
Deviation From The Norm: Cyberattacks on the Rise
warontherocks.comArticle
China’s Global Charm Offensive
businessinsider.comArticle
Destructive cyberattacks are only going to get worse
venturebeat.com
The dangers of hacking back
thehill.comArticle
WannaCry malware is just the latest warning sign when it comes to global cyber insecurity
thehill.comArticle
DOJ indictment of Russian hackers shows attribution is possible
DOJ indictment of Russian hackers shows attribution is possible
csmonitor.com
Opinion: The trouble with Trump's Russia reset
csmonitor.com
Opinion: Trump’s internet opportunity
politico.com
Why Washington must help U.S. companies respond to cyberattacks
thehill.com
The global push for cyber sovereignty Is the beginning of cyber fascism
context.newamerica.org
What’s Making Some Women in Cyber So Tired – Context: By New America
thehill.comArticle
Predicting heightened malicious cyber activity, the old fashioned way
helpnetsecurity.com
Brexit security implications: Major, and only starting to unfold
csmonitor.com
Opinion: No one knows how to define cyberwar – and that's a problem
newamerica.org
The Real “Weakest Link” In Security Isn’t What You Think
context.newamerica.org
When Unicorns are the Majority
psmag.com
From the Silver Screen to Cybersecurity
ndupress.ndu.edu
One Size Does Not Fit All: The Multifaceted Nature of Cyber Statecraft
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thecyberwire.com
There is no back door.
virusbulletin.com
VB2019 presentation: Building secure sharing systems that treat humans as features not bugs
securityboulevard.com
USENIX Enigma 2019, Andrea Little Limbago’s ‘Digital Authoritarianism, Data Protection, And The Battle’s
youtube.com
Playing to Win: What Makes a Winning Abstract
ft.com
FT Podcast: Who Sets the Internet Standards?
cbsnews.com
These are the hackers targeting the midterm election
youtube.com
BSides DC 2018 - Dropping Cyber Norms: What They are & How They Will Shape the Internet
techrepublic.com
How hacktivist groups pose a global cybersecurity threat