Designed for Trust
This section provides an insight into my research into designing for trust, and other relevant subjects of trust, identity, and privacy. This is not a blog and entries are grouped by their relevance - and only then by time..
I believe that trust have to be embedded into every system, permeating its architecture, functions, design, implementation and deployment. As we should not attempt to instill trust where it is not due, we aim for systems to build on existing trust and to enable justified trust to flourish. Please follow links below to learn more.
| design | 'Designed for trust': a new design methodology -> |
| governance | Trust governance: trust as a business proposition -> |
| identity | Identity - an essential companion to trust -> |
| notes | All the other entries that do not fit anywhere else -> |
| privacy | Privacy - when trust meets identity -> |
| trust | Trust - so simple yet so complex -> |
Entries in this section tend to appear irregularly, as they are created, and there is no promise here. However, I will try to keep this as a record of thoughts surrounding the 'Designed for Trust' concept.
It is not possible to leave comments to those entries, but if you feel like dropping me a note, please contact me and I will add your comment to the entry.