Daniel Arnaudo

Daniel Arnaudo serves as a Cybersecurity Fellow at the University of Washington's Jackson School of International Studies and Senior Advisor for Information Strategies at the National Democratic Institute, where he develops global programs addressing democracy-technology intersections with emphasis on disinformation tracking and information integrity.

His academic credentials include:

• M.A. in International Studies, Jackson School of International Studies (2014)
• M.S. in Information Management, Information School (2013)

Research spans cybersecurity, digital rights, online political campaigns, and ICT4D with fieldwork in Brazil, Myanmar, and the United States. His work examines computational propaganda through collaboration with Oxford Internet Institute's research group, focusing on societal impacts of technology in democratic systems and internet governance frameworks.

Award recognition:

• Global Studies FLAS Fellowship in Portuguese

Professional contributions include authoring Brazil's Marco Civil (Digital Bill of Rights) report gaining national media attention, computerized fake news election analyses, and cybersecurity strategy recommendations for US-Brazil relations. His graduate thesis established foundational research on Brazil's internet legislation while contributing to international discussions on cybersecurity norms and export controls.