Category Archives: risk

Troopers13

Posted on March 11, 2013 by trustcontroller

Every year I make the trip to the city of Heidelberg to deliver my insight in trust to the hardest public possible: security experts. These are the people who are made to believe that trust is a weakness, a crack … Continue reading →

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Digital by default

Posted on November 1, 2012 by trustcontroller

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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The breaking point

Posted on October 15, 2012 by trustcontroller

Recently I had an interesting, albeit a chilling discussion. We discussed the concentration of risk caused by technology, and the fact that the Internet of Things will make decision-making autonomous and automatic, with no human intervention, and with no operators … Continue reading →

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Shalowness and heterogenity

Posted on August 29, 2012 by trustcontroller

This particular post is somehow a continuation of a discussion of the ‘flat Earth’ approach to risk management, commented by Bryan who provided me with a link to an interesting talk by Daniel E. Geer, Jr. Just to let you … Continue reading →

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Managed systems

Posted on August 27, 2012 by trustcontroller

There used to be time when you used to buy things. No strings, no contract, no subscription. A computer was just a bit of a hardware. A software was just a floppy disk with some code. A car was here … Continue reading →

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