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Seminar

Quantum Policy: As Technology is Reshaping Privacy, Some Thoughts on How Law and Policy Can Keep Up

Harvard Faculty, Fellows, Staff, and Students

Please join us for a conversation with April Doss, Senior Minority Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, on technology reshaping privacy. Lunch will be served.*

Seating and lunch is open on a first come, first serve basis. 

Date: Time: - Location: Suite 470
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Biography

April Doss's experience in cybersecurity law and operations dates back to 2003, when she began working at the National Security Agency. She spent over a decade at the NSA working in a variety of capacities, including information sharing policy, technology development, privacy and intelligence oversight, and counterterrorism. She served as a foreign liaison officer and as the head of intelligence law in NSA's Office of General Counsel.

Ms. Doss left NSA to become a partner in the law firm Saul Ewing, where she chaired the firm's Cybersecurity and Privacy practice group. She currently serves as Senior Minority Counsel to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Prior to 2003, Ms. Doss practiced law as a public defender, civil litigator, and in-house counsel at a college.

Ms. Doss graduated magna cum laude from Yale, earned her law degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and holds an M.F.A. in creative nonfiction writing from Goucher College.