the Board of Trustees of Norfolk Library. Fena authored reports and provided expert testimony in the landmark Federal Court Lanham Act case regarding deceptive advertising and online notice and consent mechanisms used in the collection and resale of college-bound students' personal information which was provided for admissions and financial aid. Currently, Fena is the co-founder and Head of Business Development for Personal Digital Spaces, a cloud-based, blockchain-provenanced application services platform that provides real-time data management and monetization services. Book Fena, Lori & Jennings, Charles. The Hundredth Window: Protecting Your Privacy and Security in the Age of the Internet (2000) Simon & Schuster Free Press. Jason Catlett of Junkbusters.com argued that "It's really not a pro-privacy book." Massive Attack's album 100th Window was named after the book. Personal life Fena is from Anchorage, Alaska. Her mother Nancy worked as a reservation agent with Wien Air Alaska, and her father James was in the USAF. She is married to Edward Zyszkowski, and has a daughter and son. References External links Linkedin profile Living people 1961 births Writers from Anchorage, Alaska Businesspeople in information technology Internet activists California State University, Los Angeles alumni