Brittany Kaiser began her career as a human rights lawyer before joining Cambridge Analytica to research data science for her PhD. Confronted by unethical data practices, she became a whistleblower, exposing misuse of personal information in elections across more than 50 countries and earning potential rewards under fraud statutes.

Following her whistleblowing, Kaiser advised multiple U.S. congressional subcommittees on blockchain, fintech and digital innovation. She co-authored key provisions defining digital assets as personal property and strengthening data protection and privacy rights in U.S. law.

Kaiser founded Alphaton Capital to fund and launch privacy technologies accessible to billions worldwide. The firm focuses on developing tools that encrypt and manage user data, ensuring compliance with emerging global regulations and protecting individuals’ digital rights.