Alessandro Rodolfi
Alessandro Rodolfi is course assistant in Legal Informatics at the University of Milan. After graduating in law he specialized in computer forensics and digital investigations and founded DataConSec, a consulting firm that works in the field of privacy and cybersecurity. Currently he is external Data Protection Officer in public and private organizations. Passionate about new technologies applied in unsafe or problematic contexts, he is a member of the Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights and of Whistleblowing Solutions and he carries out research in relation to the best international pratices applied to digital whistleblowing systems.
Journalists on the platforms and in the cloud: technical and legal issues, aspects of security and data protection
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