Keith Porcaro is a lawyer and technologist. His work focuses on the formation of legal norms in a digitizing society.
Keith is the co-founder of Digital Public, which uses trusts to help communities protect and govern digital assets.
Keith is also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches a class on Criminal Justice Technology, Policy, and Law, and a fellow at Duke's Center on Law and Technology.
Previously, Keith was CTO/General Counsel at SIMLab, where he helped governments, legal aid organizations, and other nonprofits use technology to make services more accessible. Keith has a JD from Duke Law School and a BSFS from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service. He is licensed to practice law in California.
