Kenneth (Kenny) Olmstead is the Internet Security & Privacy Analyst that will help research, analyze, write, and review technical content relating to OTA issues - identity, security, privacy, and data stewardship. He will also help with communications and engage the OTA Committees on technical and techno-policy issues.
Before joining the Internet Society, Kenny spent 12 years at the Pew Research Center studying how the internet affects American life. In that time, he studied various topics ranging from how the Internet changed the business of journalism, to how Americans view cybersecurity, to privacy issues in the Android ecosystem. He has a Master’s degree in Communications, Culture & Technology from Georgetown University.
Kenny is located in our Reston office.
Latest posts
Building Trust
26 September 2019
Deep Dive: How Do Banks Score on Privacy and Security?
In April 2019 the Internet Society’s Online Trust Alliance published its 10th annual Online Trust Audit & Honor Roll...
Building Trust
20 September 2019
Privacy Regulations Are Evolving: Are Organizations Ready?
Privacy statements are both a point of contact to inform users about their data and a way to show...
Building Trust
20 August 2019
Deep Dive: How Healthcare Organizations Practice Privacy and Security
In April, the Online Trust Alliance published the 11th annual Online Trust Audit assessing the security and privacy of...
Building Trust
9 July 2019
Internet Society’s Online Trust Alliance 2018 Cyber Incidents & Breach Trends Report
On Tuesday July 9, 2019 the Internet Society’s Online Trust Alliance (OTA) released its 11th Cyber Incident & Breach...
Privacy
1 May 2019
How the Internet Society’s Privacy Statement Stacks Up
For ten years, the Internet Society’s Online Trust Alliance (OTA) has published an annual comprehensive survey of 1,200 sites’...
Privacy
15 April 2019
Privacy First for Security Companies
Privacy has become a major issue around the world. Hopeful presidential candidates, such as Elizabeth Warren, have proposed privacy...