Zoë Brammer

Cyber and Information Operations Associate

Zoë Brammer

Zoë Brammer is the lead researcher for the Institute for Security and Technology’s Ransomware Task Force and manages projects and research development on open source software security and open source artificial intelligence. Her portfolio focuses on a range of topics where cybersecurity practices and the cyber threat landscape intersect with government and economic policy, including research on digital systems and democracy, the future of digital security, ransomware, cryptocurrency, open source software security, and artificial intelligence.

Zoë holds BAs in International Relations and Economics from Clark University, and completed the General Course at the London School of Economics. She has had her work published in Tech Policy Press, Dark Reading, “Security and Society in the Information Age”, Inkstick Media, and on the NatSpecs Blog.

From our Library

Reports

Mapping Threat Actor Behavior in the Ransomware Payment Ecosystem: A Mini-Pilot

Zoë Brammer

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Reports

Castles Built on Sand: Towards Securing the Open-Source Software Ecosystem

Zoë Brammer, Silas Cutler, Marc Rogers, Megan Stifel

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Reports

Mapping the Ransomware Payment Ecosystem: A Comprehensive Visualization of the Process and Participants

Zoë Brammer

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Op-ed

Democracy Gone Digital: The Election Season Online

Zoë Brammer and Philip Reiner

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Reports

Digital Tools, Cognition, and Democracy: A Review of the Literature

Zoë Brammer, Sage Miller, Leah Walker

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Reports

Shortcutting Critical Thinking

Leah Walker and Zoë Brammer

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Reports

Modulating Trust

Leah Walker and Zoë Brammer

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Reports

Exploiting Emotions

Leah Walker and Zoë Brammer

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