Glamour Magazine with EFF’s Director of Cybersecurity Eva Galperin | #glassbreakerfilms @evacide @EFF @glamourmag
When Teen Vogue are keeping track of POTUS better than any national news outlet and Glamour magazine are profiling cybersec EFF staffers then it cannot be denied…we live in interesting times.
Motivated by her grandparents’ experience during the Holocaust , Eva Galperin Director of Cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is dedicated to protecting our freedom online.
Glamour has partnered with The Center for Investigative Reporting and Glassbreaker Films on a series of short films that feature portraits of a diverse, powerful group of women who are making waves and confronting the status quo. The stories cover a range of distinctive figures—from a police officer fighting racism from within her department to a politician being touted as the next Democratic nominee for president of the United States—all directed by women. See all the films here.
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