Daniel "Dazza" Greenwood, JD
The MIT Media
Lab, Human Dynamics Group
Dazza Greenwood, a lecturer and research
scientist at the MIT Media Lab, conducts research projects on big
data, identity federation and trust frameworks
with 2013/2014 academic year research focus on defining and
developing "Computational Legal Science" as a sub-discipline of
computational social science. Dazza leads
the CIVICS.com consultancy, providing solutions at the
intersection of business, law and technology for the innovation
economy. Dazza also serves as the Vice
Chair of the Plenary for the Identity Ecosystem Steering Group
(IDESG of NSTIC), which is developing a framework for
federated identity and privacy at the international level.
Dazza has consulted to fortune 100 companies, including the
insurance industry and financial services sector, architecting the
creation of trust frameworks. Federally, Dazza has testified
several times on eCommerce before the US House and US Senate and
has consulted to NASA as an Online Identity expert, GSA as a
multilateral rules drafting expert, Homeland Security as a
multistate Federal governance expert and many other agencies and
departments. Dazza is a member of the Steward’s
Council of the Identity Commons and
heads it’s Forum
on Law of Identity and Personal Data. Dazza also co-founded the eCitizen
Foundation, which
focused on creating citizen-centered online identity and personal
data sharing projects and solutions.
Current
research and other projects at MIT: http://eCitizen.MIT.edu
Prior research projects and
teaching at MIT, see the
archive.org eCitizen.MIT.edu sites archived
from 2009 and from earlier
work.
Professional site: www.CIVICS.com