DeBrae Kennedy-Mayo is a Research Faculty Member at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she engages in research on legal and policy issues concerning privacy and cybersecurity.
Peter Swire and Kennedy-Mayo are the co-authors of the 2018 edition of “U.S. Private Sector Privacy: Law and Practice for Information Privacy Professionals” - IAPP’s book used by those studying for privacy certification. With Swire, Kennedy-Mayo also co-authored the 2017 Emory Law Journal article entitled, “Why Both the EU and US are ‘Stricter’ than Each Other for the Privacy of Government Requests for Information.” This article examined privacy protections provided in EU law as well as those that exist in US law.
Kennedy-Mayo has been an attorney for 15 years. Kennedy-Mayo has spent most of her career working in government, acting as both an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Georgia and as an Assistant District Attorney in several Georgia counties.
