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Trust in Cyberspace (1999)
Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (CSTB)

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Risk Assessment

 
 

Nature of Consequences

 
 

Risk Management Strategies

 
 

Selecting a Strategy

 
 

Findings

 
 

Consumers and Trustworthiness

 
 

Consumer Costs

 
 

Direct Costs

 
 

Indirect Costs

 
 

Failure Costs

 
 

Imperfect Information

 
 

Issues Affecting Risk Management

 
 

Some Market Observations

 
 

Findings

 
 

Producers and Trustworthiness

 
 

The Larger Marketplace and the Trend Toward Homogeneity

 
 

Risks of Homogeneity

 
 

Producers and Their Costs

 
 

Costs of Integration and Testing

 
 

Identifying the Specific Costs Associated with Trustworthiness

 
 

Time to Market

 
 

Other Issues

 
 

The Market for Trustworthiness

 
 

Supply and Demand Considerations

 
 

Findings

 
 

Standards and Criteria

 
 

The Character and Context of Standards

 
 

Standards and Trustworthiness

 
 

Security-Based Criteria and Evaluation

 
 

Findings

 
 

Cryptography and Trustworthiness

 
 

Export Controls

 
 

Key Recovery

 
 

Factors Inhibiting Widespread Cryptography Deployment

 
 

Cryptography and Confidentiality

 
 

Findings

 
 

Federal Government Interests in NIS Trustworthiness

 
 

Public-Private Partnerships

 
 

The Changing Market-Government Relationship

 
 

Findings

 
 

The Roles of the NSA, DARPA, and other Federal Agencies in NIS Trustworthiness Research and Development

 
 

National Security Agency

 
 

Partnerships with Industry

 
 

R2 Program

 
 

Issues for the Future

 
 

Findings

 
 

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

 
 

Issues for the Future

 
 

Findings

 

References

 

Notes

 

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