Now entering its eighth year, the Cal Cybersecurity Research Fellowship provides targeted grants of $5,000 to $15,000 to support UC Berkeley scholars — from master’s students to postdocs…
In 2022, CLTC helped launch the AI Policy Hub (AIPH), an initiative dedicated to training UC Berkeley graduate students from diverse disciplines to develop governance and policy frameworks to guide the future of AI. To date, three cohorts of AI Policy Hub Fellows (18 researchers in total) have participated in the program. We caught up with some of our past AI Policy Hub Fellows to find out what they’re up to now — and what impact the program has had on their lives.
The School of Information-based program has trained 300+ students to defend nonprofits and social-sector organizations against cyber attacks — and sparked a global movement. When a group of students…
The emergence of agentic AI and AI agents — systems that can act autonomously to plan and carry out tasks — has been one of the most important recent developments…
A new report from researchers at the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity’s Public Interest Cybersecurity Program presents a first-of-its-kind empirical analysis of every cybersecurity-related bill enacted in all 50 states during the 2025 legislative sessions. The research identifies nationwide patterns in the cyber policy issues states addressed, the regulatory approaches they adopted, and the entities and sectors they chose to regulate.
A new report from researchers at the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity’s Public Interest Cybersecurity Program presents a first-of-its-kind empirical analysis of every cybersecurity-related bill enacted in all 50 states during the 2025 legislative sessions. The research identifies nationwide patterns in the cyber policy issues states addressed, the regulatory approaches they adopted, and the entities and sectors they chose to regulate.
