Nate Fisk

@nwfisk

Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity Education | Framing Internet Safety/MIT Press | New America Cybersecurity Policy Fellow

Tampa, FL
Joined October 2008
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  1. 22 Mar 2020

    Clearly needing to pay more attention to twitter.

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    29 Mar 2019

    Enjoying the Women in Cybersecurity Conference with my good friend

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  3. 29 Mar 2019

    One-off interventions don't address issues that require long-term social change.

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  4. 29 Mar 2019

    Check out the new report on Women in Cybersecurity from :

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  5. 29 Mar 2019

    At the talk on shrinking the cybersecurity gender gap with

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    7 Nov 2018

    “At NICE, we really love people,” says National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education director . The “who” part of the question is key. That’s the core of .

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  7. 7 Nov 2018

    Now on to the inclusion of psychology-based professionals in cybersecurity with fellow Fellow Calvin Nobles

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  8. 7 Nov 2018

    The continued turn towards the social in cybersecurity is positive, but I continue to be troubled by the grounding in digital dualism suggested by the term/category/field

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  9. 7 Nov 2018

    Until the structure of academia more strongly supports transdisciplinarity, we're going to be stuck with CS/CE/IT as an obligatory point of passage for cybersecurity, and "soft" skills will remain sidelined.

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  10. 7 Nov 2018

    Now fully supplied with coffee, on to a sociotechnical framework for cybersecurity curricula w/ and

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    6 Nov 2018

    Small changes to initial conditions can have a profound effect on long term outcomes. It’s the 🦋 effect says at . Let’s use that in closing the gender gap in cybersecurity!

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  12. 6 Nov 2018

    Saddened but unsurprised to hear that the "Broader Impacts" section is "dreaded" among NSF applicants... Projects should begin with "broader impacts" at the core

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  13. 6 Nov 2018

    Susanne Wetzel : It will take more than good intentions and business as usual to actively broaden participation in computing...

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  14. 6 Nov 2018

    Seems like there's a common theme here at ...

    "Peers, mentors, & communities are all important aspects of the learning process."
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    6 Nov 2018

    At the ’s says that if you want to encourage a better image for & professionals, celebrate good representation in movies & pop culture. Check out below our recent attempt to do just that... cc:

    Representation matters - especially in . Part II of our series of ’s Fellows & staff’s favorite cybersecurity pop culture references celebrates those who got it right.
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  16. 6 Nov 2018

    Next session on active learning through cybersecurity audits in K-12 as w/ University of Wisconsin Whitewater prof. Roger Yin

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  17. 6 Nov 2018

    On 1984...

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    6 Nov 2018

    “When the press stokes unfounded anxieties and fears about screens, young people and families pay the price.” What the Times Got Wrong About Kids and Phones by

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  19. 6 Nov 2018

    Getting women - or anyone - into cybersecurity is about developing a supportive culture and community. For men, that's already in place.

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  20. 6 Nov 2018

    "Don't tell me women aren't represented in cybersecurity if you're shutting down their representation at the top levels..."

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