Wayne Chung

Chief Technology Officer, Virtru

Wayne Chung is an experienced technology executive with extensive private and public sector experiences. Dr. Chung has previously been CTO at a growth stage AI startup and a Cybersecurity unicorn. In the public sector Wayne served as the CTO for the FBI, leading cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud migration efforts and created the Scientific Working Group for AI and Public Safety. Wayne also has nearly 13 years with the National Security Agency’s think tank where he has served across the cybersecurity, computer network operations, and counter-terrorism mission space. His last roles were as Innovator-in-Residence in the Cybersecurity and Computer Network Operation Incubation cells.

Wayne has a Ph.D and MS from Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College as well as dual undergraduate degrees from Dartmouth and Bowdoin College. Wayne also is a Technical Amicus to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and is a Senior Fellow at the Center for National Security at Georgetown Law.

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Phil Schrag

Delaney Family Professor of Public Interest Law

Paul Ohm

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Mary McCord

Visiting Professor of Law

Laura K. Donohue

Scott K. Ginsburg Professor of Law and National Security & Director, Center on National Security

Steve Vladeck

Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Federal Courts

Carlos Manuel Vazquez

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Neal Katyal

Paul and Patricia Saunders Professor of National Security Law

Jennifer Hillman

Professor from Practice

Kathleen Claussen

Professor of Law

Rosa Brooks

Scott K. Ginsburg Chair in Law and Policy

Martin S. Lederman

Martin S. Lederman

Professor from Practice

Jane E. Stromseth

Francis Cabell Brown Professor of International Law

Julie Cohen

Julie Cohen

Mark Claster Mamolen Professor of Law and Technology

Filippo Lancieri

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Matt Blaze

Professor of Law

Mitt Regan

Professor of Law

David Luban

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David Koplow

Scott K. Ginsburg Professor of Law & Assistant Director, Center on National Security

Mary B. DeRosa

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