CCC Task Forces
The CCC Council is broken up into various task forces depending on the need from the community. Each task force, made up of a select group of council members and community experts, focuses on a specific topic area of computing and IT in order to drive innovation and new research visions in the area through white papers, visioning workshops, the blog, and other community resources. The current task forces are listed below; to view previous CCC task forces, visit this webpage.
Cybercrime and Security
Chairs: Kevin Fu and Keith Marzullo
An outgrowth of the Sociotechnical Cybersecurity workshop series and previous Cybersecurity Task Force, the Cybercrime and Security task force works to identify ways to combat cybercrime and configure best practice for cybersecurity in an increasingly connected world, not solely focused on technical interventions, but also concerned with sociotechnical and economic factors.
Health and Human Computer Interaction
Chairs: Beth Mynatt and Shwetak Patel
Descendant of the Human Technology Frontier task force, the Health and Human Computer Interaction task force focuses on the usage of technology to improve community health outcomes and to augment human performance, including but not limited to, in the workplace and the classroom.
Information Integrity and Provenance
Chairs: Nadya Bliss and Juliana Freire
In the increasingly fractured media landscape, this task force concentrates on finding ways to improve users’ awareness of information integrity and sheds light on best practices to combat disinformation online.
Intelligent Infrastructure
Chairs: Daniel Lopresti and Ben Zorn
The CCC task force on Intelligent Infrastructure focuses on exploring the challenges and opportunities in the intersection between infrastructure, the Internet of Things, and other relevant technologies that are vital to the creation of smart cities and communities.
Privacy and Fairness
Chairs: Elizabeth Bradley
This task force addresses the important domains of privacy and fairness in an interconnected and big-data driven world.
Systems and Architecture
Chairs: Mark Hill and Jen Rexford
The Systems and Architecture task force leads activities to address the future of computing systems and architecture in order to achieve major goals such as overcoming the end of Moore’s Law and improving high performance computing systems.
