My current research interests are primarily in the area of usable security and privacy, with a focus on the interactions between this area and psychology, law, and political science. My work investigates new approaches to understanding, expressing, and enforcing security and privacy informed by connections to other fields. Current projects include exploring how patterns in human cognition impact interactions with security and privacy mechanisms, evaluating the impact of privacy regulations on Internet privacy, and investigating people's perceptions of privacy threats.

I will be hiring summer research assistants for Summer 2024. If you are interested in doing summer research with me, you should apply through the Pomona CS Summer Research application (available January 2024).