sure that the government, the state, need to be transparent to the people, and the people can choose to trust the government or not.
will ultimately win trust from the cryptographic community, which would then help disseminate that scientific
? Obviously, people’s level of trust in those publications is still pegged on previous.
fabric mask to wear all day. Trust me, I’ve wear both. That’s why we need to ensure that medical mask rationing works.
This requires enormous trust from our government to people
But at least is building a lot more trust between the various
wall so that we build 20 percent of the trust over a video conference.
– are all the state’s duties to the citizens. I don’t think it’s necessary for the citizen to trust
the mutual commitments and trust in civil society.
So that this person is trusted financially by a lot of their nearby
I was there in 2014, and I saw that when people’s general trust to the administration’s spokes
A pharmacy near my place, my residence, even put very large fonts, A4 papers on the front door saying, “Don’t trust the app.”
behind that, in terms of getting that trust built and getting the processes. Can you tell us, Minister, about that?
insurance service, to have cybersecurity at the edges, to develop new what we call zero trust networks, and so on.
Yeah, it seems like the challenge with fact checking is building and ensuring public trust
in their governments. In your talks, you often talk about neutral fundamental trust between the government and the people.
In addition to the fast, fair, and fun, there’s this fundamental trust. That if people took so
telecoms, you have to present two photo IDs. They serve as a root of trust.
trust with senior officials, so it can be a tool for them to break this corruption chain sometimes.
at NIST and also led the Obama administration’s national strategy for trust and identities in cyberspace.
