Maxim Weinstein leads StopBadware, a former Berkman Center project. He is a regular speaker and panelist on the topics of malware policy and
web security. He also serves on a number of cross-industry working groups
and on the Massachusetts Educational Technology Advisory Council. In 2009,
he was recognized by SC Magazine as one of the year’s “information security luminaries.”
Prior to joining StopBadware, Maxim worked in a
variety of
positions involving technology, communications, education, and
leadership
across a range of industries. Most recently, he served on the national management team of Year Up as its technology director.
Maxim is a graduate of Tufts University,
from which he earned a master's degree in teaching and a bachelor's
degree in
quantitative economics and environmental studies.
