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Pursuing A Cybersecurity Career: 3 Questions With Belfer Center Fellow Vivek Mohan

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  • Vicki Johnson
| June 20, 2013

I met ProFellow Vivek Mohan when he was on the hunt for his next fellowship. Having carved a niche career in cybersecurity and technology policy and research, Vivek pursued a series of fellowships that gave him a wide range of exposure to leaders in public policy, law, government and academia in Washington, DC and beyond.

As a current Science, Technology and Public Policy Program (STPP) Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs in Boston, Vivek has the opportunity to teach and contribute to the Project on Technology, Security, and Conflict in the Cyber Age, which investigates the impacts and consequences of new information and communications technologies for international security, political and economic development, and social welfare....

Read the entire interview here: http://www.profellow.com/fellowships/pursuing-a-cybersecurity-career-3-questions-with-belfer-center-fellow-vivek-mohan/

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For Academic Citation: Johnson, Vicki. “Pursuing A Cybersecurity Career: 3 Questions With Belfer Center Fellow Vivek Mohan.” ProFellow, June 20, 2013.

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