Fred H. Cate

Professor at Cybersecurity, CUNY City College0 Followers

Professor with a deep interest in data protection, privacy law, and cybersecurity, Fred H. Cate is a distinguished faculty member at Cybersecurity CUNY City College, New York, NY. With a robust academic and professional background, he has dedicated his career to exploring the complexities of digital privacy and the legal frameworks that govern it. His research delves into the intricacies of how personal data is protected and the evolving challenges in cybersecurity. In addition to his academic pursuits, Professor Cate has been actively involved in public discourse, sharing his insights on various platforms. He has appeared on CUNY TV, notably on the show BrianLehrer.tv, where he has discussed pertinent issues such as the affordability of the Obamacare rollout. His ability to translate complex legal and technical concepts into accessible discussions has made him a sought-after expert in his field. Through his work, he continues to influence both policy and practice in the realm of cybersecurity and privacy law.

Research Interests

Data protection Privacy law Cybersecurity Digital privacy Legal frameworks Personal data protection Cybersecurity challenges

Publications

1 - Organizational Accountability, Government Use of Private-Sector Data, National Security, and Individual Privacy,Bulk Collection

James X. Dempsey , Fred H. Cate , Martin Abrams ,

, 307-324, 2017-10-20

2 - The Changing Face of Privacy Protection in the European Union and the United States,Indiana Law Review

, 173-232, 1999-01-01

3 - Cybersex: Regulating Sexually Explicit Expression on the Internet,Behavioral Sciences & the Law

, 145-166, 1996-01-01

4 - A Transatlantic Convergence on Privacy?,IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine

, 76-79, 2011-01-01

5 - Government Access to Private-Sector Data,IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine

, 68-71, 2010-11-01

6 - China and Information Security Threats,China and Cybersecurity

, 297-332, 2015-05-01

7 - Security, Privacy, and the Role of Law,IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine

, 60-63, 2009-09-01

8 - The Limits of Notice and Choice,IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine

, 59-62, 2010-03-01

9 - The big data debate Privacy, Big Data, and the Public Good Frameworks for Engagement Julia Lane, Victoria Stodden, Stefan Bender, and Helen Nissenbaum, Eds. Cambridge University Press, 2014. 342 pp.,Science

, 818-818, 2014-11-14

10 - Privacy, Consumer Credit, and the Regulation of Personal Information,The Impact of Public Policy on Consumer Credit

, 229-285, 2002-01-01

11 - Legal Standards for Data Mining,Emergent Information Technologies and Enabling Policies for Counter‐Terrorism

, 393-420, 2005-10-07

12 - Big Data, Consent, and the Future of Data Protection,Big Data Is Not a Monolith

, 3-20, 2016-10-21

13 - Defining California Civil Code Section 47(3): The Resurgence of Self-Governance,Stanford Law Review

, 1201, 1987-05-01

14 - Cybersex: Regulating Sexually Explicit Expression on the Internet,Behavioral Sciences & the Law

, 145-166, 1996-01-01

15 - The commodification of information and the control of expression,Amicus Curiae

, 2012-02-23

16 - Constitutional Issues in Information Privacy,SSRN Electronic Journal

Robert E. Litan , Fred H. Cate ,

, 2001-01-01

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