Collaboration helps enterprises manage privacy and security policies

Carnegie Mellon computer scientist Lorrie Cranor talks about her work with IBM researchers to create open-source software that will help enterprises gain a comprehensive view of their policy systems.


The IBM Open Collaborative Research (OCR) program encourages computer scientists to develop open-source code that will improve the quality of software applications for industry, government and community-based organizations.

Listen to computer scientist Lorrie Cranor talk about the impact that Open Collaborative Research funding is having on her work to develop an end-to-end policy management system.

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Producer: Barbara Finkelstein, IBM Corporation
Music: Mike DeRosa. Copyright 2006

Last updated May 29, 2008

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