Talking about Privacy and AI on the Tel Aviv University Podcast Series

Raz Hason interviewed Eran for the podcast series of Tel Aviv University about artificial intelligence and privacy – what happens when the big brother is a robot? I discussed how machine learning and other technologies under the umbrella of AI are changing

Media coverage of Eran’s resignation from the Council of the Protection of Privacy

Eran published the following message on Twitter: In the last seven years, I have served as a member of the Privacy Protection Council in the Ministry of Justice, which oversees the Privacy Protection Authority and advises the Minister of Law

Resigning from the Council for the Protection of Privacy at the israel Ministry of Law

I resigned from the Council for the Protection of Privacy at the Israel Ministry of Law in protest of the latest anti-democratic bills that are pushed by the Minister of Law, and because of the constant and reckless disregard of the council’s

An Interview about the judicial report in Israel, privacy and data adequacy

Eran was interviewed in Calcalist about the judicial report in Israel, privacy and data adequacy. Link to the article (in Hebrew). Link to the podcast.

A web panel about publishing personal information in court rulings

Eran will participate in a webinar by the FPF – Israel Tech Policy Institute on the Englard Committee, which recently put forward several recommendations, primarily advocating for greater anonymity in court rulings. The committee suggests omitting the names and identifying details of

New Paper Alert: Evaluating Organizational Phishing Awareness Training on an Enterprise Scale

Phishing attacks continue to pose a significant threat to employees and organizations alike. We’ve all been part of phishing awareness training, and we’ve all gone through annoying tutorials and humiliating simulated phishing, but how effective are they? Our new study

Digital Humanities Masters Project: Digitizing Trademarks in the British Mandate’s Palestine Gazette

This research focuses on digitizing and analyzing trademark registration notifications published in “The Gazette” newspaper during the British Mandate’s rule in Palestine (1917-1948). Unfortunately, the comprehensive trademark registry from this period has been lost, leaving a significant gap in the