Jonathan Mayer
Cybersecurity Fellow
CISAC
Stanford University
Encina Hall
Stanford CA 94305-6165
Research Interests
Technology policy; online privacy
Jonathan Mayer is a Ph.D student in Computer Science and a J.D. student in Law at Stanford University. He joined CISAC as a predoctoral cybersecurity fellow in 2012, and continued as a cybersecurity fellow at CISAC for 2013-2014 .
His research aims to advance difficult problems in technology policy. His recent work has focused on how to protect consumer privacy while promoting online innovation. In one line of studies, Jonathan has used web measurement to shed light on the information collected about consumers online. Another project aims to develop third-party web services that deliver functionality without tracking users.
Jonathan completed his undergraduate degree at Princeton University in 2009, with a concentration in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Publications
- MetaPhone: The NSA Three-Hop
Jonathan Mayer, Patrick Mutchler
(2013) - Defending a Hacker: Amicus brief for U.S. v. Andrew Auernheimer
Jennifer Granick, Jonathan Mayer
(2013) - What We Need to Know About PRISM
Dan Auerbach, Jonathan Mayer, Peter Eckersley
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (2013)
Events & Presentations
- Measuring NSA Surveillance
December 9, 2013 Science Seminar
Jonathan Mayer - The Prospects for Cybersecurity Cooperation After Snowden
October 24, 2013 Social Science Seminar
Jack Goldsmith, Jonathan Mayer - Nudging Security and Privacy
May 13, 2013 Science Seminar
Jonathan MayerAudio transcript available
- How Should We Evaluate the Threat of Cyber War?
April 16, 2013 Seminar
Jon Lindsay, Timothy Junio, Jonathan Mayer, Andrew K. WoodsAudio transcript available
- Behavioral Advertising and Privacy Law Reboot - US and International Legal Trends and Best Practices for Internet, Cloud and E-Commerce Companies
October 10, 2012 Panel Discussion
Jonathan Mayer