Jennifer Granick is a prominent attorney and legal scholar known for her work in the fields of cybersecurity and digital privacy. She serves as the Director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, where she focuses on the intersection of technology and law. Granick has also been involved in various high-profile cases related to government surveillance and the protection of civil liberties. In addition to her legal practice, Granick is a respected author and speaker. She has written extensively on issues such as First Amendment rights and the implications of artificial intelligence on privacy. Her insights contribute to ongoing discussions about the balance between security and individual freedoms in the digital age.