Lorrie Cranor
Last updated 11 Nov 2026 · Named in 5 answers across 2 engines
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All three engines recognize Lorrie Cranor as a Carnegie Mellon University professor and director associated with CyLab and usable privacy and security. They agree she co-directs a privacy engineering program and directs the CUPS laboratory. ChatGPT adds that she was former Chief Technologist at the US Federal Trade Commission in 2016 and founded SOUPS. Gemini adds that she is Director and Bosch Distinguished Professor of the CyLab Security and Privacy Institute. Google AI Mode adds that she co-founded Wombat Security Technologies and chaired the W3C P3P Project. No engine fails to name her. The cited pages include lorrie.cranor.org, cylab.cmu.edu and privacy.cs.cmu.edu.
- ChatGPTNot named
Lorrie Cranor is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University who helped establish privacy engineering that works for real people and directs the CUPS laboratory.
Known for- usable privacy and usable security
- privacy engineered into technology
- founder of SOUPS
- GeminiNot named
Lorrie Cranor is a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University who co-directs its Privacy Engineering and AI Governance Program and directs the CUPS laboratory.
Known for- data privacy engineering
- usable privacy and security
- human-computer interaction
- Google AI ModeNot named
Lorrie Cranor is a professor at Carnegie Mellon University who directs CyLab and co-directs its Privacy Engineering master's program.
Known for- usable privacy
- human-computer interaction
- co-founded Wombat Security Technologies
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