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CESG new classification policy
I went to the InfoSecurity Europe , a yearly gathering of noisy information security vendors, restless wannabe security managers and youngsters collecting shiny gadgets. There was a usual clatter of companies that promise to improve trust, to eliminate the need … Continue reading
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Reputation does not mean trust
It does not sound true, right? If reputation does not generate trust, then what are we doing with eBay’s feedback, with Facebook friends and LinkedIn contacts? Are we kidding ourselves? Apparently yes, as the recent development of the G4S story … Continue reading
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Digital by default
Digital by default is one of several initiatives that emerge around the world to deliver services mostly through the Internet. This particular one is about the UK delivering government services, but the USA or Estonia (or any other developed country) … Continue reading
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Deal is always greener at the other side of the fence
I attended a breakfast briefing regarding the Green Deal . Breakfast was not particularly great, but the Deal itself is interesting, even if only from the perspective of Trust Governance. The proposition boils down to the fact that the government … Continue reading
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Trusted Services
EU is promoting trusted services as a way to improve the economy. The reasoning is sound: there is too much of a friction in digital economy if there is no trust. So, if we inject some trust then the economy … Continue reading
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