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#43 - Governance and Trust (with Scott Perry) The SSI Orbit Podcast – Self-Sovereign Identity, Decentralization and Digital Trust
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Scott Perry is a Principal at Schellman where he heads up its crypto and digital trust services. Scott is a recognized global leader in digital identity, blockchain, and verifiable credential governance and accreditation. He has worked with the world's most respected SSL-certificate issuers, aerospace and defense companies, and government agencies such as the US Senate Sergeant at Arms and the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. He is a Steering Committee Member of the Trust Over IP Foundation and Co-chairs its Governance Stack Working Group. He has authored and contributed to most of its governance and assurance publications.
As a hands-on crypto and cybersecurity consultant and auditor, Scott provides deep and impactful advice that you would expect from a leader in the field.
About Podcast Episode
In this podcast episode with Scott, we discuss these topics:
In digital trust infrastructure, these “rules” are formally known as a governance framework (GF). A core thesis of ToIP architecture is that interoperability of GFs is just as important—if not more so—than interoperability of the technical protocols. Why?
Can you replicate, or codify existing physical world governance frameworks for digital use?
Where is governance created? On the edge (with the issuers, holders, verifiers), or within/across ecosystems?
Defining trust - is a technical or human concept?
How to quantify trust? Is it even possible?
Is accountability the key factor in building a rule system to promote trust?
Does unlocking certain governance frameworks correlate directly to the adoption of digital trust ecosystems?
How is assurance used as a measure to manage risk across various contexts?
Are governance frameworks composable, meaning can they be re-used across various use cases?
Can we leverage governance frameworks from closed ecosystems and re-use components in open ecosystems?
How does governance map to the new ToIP technology architecture model?
How do private and public sectors collaborate on defining governance for large scale digital ID programs?
Where to find Scott?
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-perry-1b7a254/
Follow Mathieu Glaude
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mathieu_glaude
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathieuglaude/
Website: https://northernblock.io/
Scott Perry is a Principal at Schellman where he heads up its crypto and digital trust services. Scott is a recognized global leader in digital identity, blockchain, and verifiable credential governance and accreditation. He has worked with the world's most respected SSL-certificate issuers, aerospace and defense companies, and government agencies such as the US Senate Sergeant at Arms and the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. He is a Steering Committee Member of the Trust Over IP Foundation and Co-chairs its Governance Stack Working Group. He has authored and contributed to most of its governance and assurance publications.
As a hands-on crypto and cybersecurity consultant and auditor, Scott provides deep and impactful advice that you would expect from a leader in the field.
About Podcast Episode
In this podcast episode with Scott, we discuss these topics:
In digital trust infrastructure, these “rules” are formally known as a governance framework (GF). A core thesis of ToIP architecture is that interoperability of GFs is just as important—if not more so—than interoperability of the technical protocols. Why?
Can you replicate, or codify existing physical world governance frameworks for digital use?
Where is governance created? On the edge (with the issuers, holders, verifiers), or within/across ecosystems?
Defining trust - is a technical or human concept?
How to quantify trust? Is it even possible?
Is accountability the key factor in building a rule system to promote trust?
Does unlocking certain governance frameworks correlate directly to the adoption of digital trust ecosystems?
How is assurance used as a measure to manage risk across various contexts?
Are governance frameworks composable, meaning can they be re-used across various use cases?
Can we leverage governance frameworks from closed ecosystems and re-use components in open ecosystems?
How does governance map to the new ToIP technology architecture model?
How do private and public sectors collaborate on defining governance for large scale digital ID programs?
Where to find Scott?
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-perry-1b7a254/
Follow Mathieu Glaude
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mathieu_glaude
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathieuglaude/
Website: https://northernblock.io/
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