Trust, computing, and society /
Trust, computing, and society /
edited by Richard H. R. Harper, Microsoft Research Cambridge.
- Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014.
- xii, 362 pages :
Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction and overview R. Harper; Part I. The Topography of Trust and Computing: 2. The role of trust in cyberspace D. Clark; 3. The new face of the Internet T. Karagiannis; 4. Trust as a methodological tool in security engineering G. Danezis; Part II. Conceptual Points of View: 5. Computing and the search for trust T. Simpson; 6. The worry about trust O. Lagerspetz; 7. The inescapability of trust R. J. Anderson and W. Sharrock; 8. Trust in interpersonal interaction and cloud computing D. R. Watson; 9. Trust, social identity, and computation C. Ess; Part III. Trust in Design: 10. Design for trusted and trustworthy services A. Sasse and I. Kirlappos; 11. Dialogues: trust in design R. Banks; 12. Trusting oneself R. Harper and W. Odom; 13. Reflections on trust, computing and society R. Harper; Bibliography.
"Do new forms of connection need more regulation and control? These fascinating essays explore the question from technical, socio-philosophical, and design perspectives"--
9781107038479 (hardback)
Computers--Social aspects.
Internet--Social aspects.
Trust.
Computer security.
Computer networks--Security measures.
Computer networks--Reliability.
Information technology--Social aspects.
COMPUTERS / Social Aspects / General.
004.72 / HAR
Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction and overview R. Harper; Part I. The Topography of Trust and Computing: 2. The role of trust in cyberspace D. Clark; 3. The new face of the Internet T. Karagiannis; 4. Trust as a methodological tool in security engineering G. Danezis; Part II. Conceptual Points of View: 5. Computing and the search for trust T. Simpson; 6. The worry about trust O. Lagerspetz; 7. The inescapability of trust R. J. Anderson and W. Sharrock; 8. Trust in interpersonal interaction and cloud computing D. R. Watson; 9. Trust, social identity, and computation C. Ess; Part III. Trust in Design: 10. Design for trusted and trustworthy services A. Sasse and I. Kirlappos; 11. Dialogues: trust in design R. Banks; 12. Trusting oneself R. Harper and W. Odom; 13. Reflections on trust, computing and society R. Harper; Bibliography.
"Do new forms of connection need more regulation and control? These fascinating essays explore the question from technical, socio-philosophical, and design perspectives"--
9781107038479 (hardback)
Computers--Social aspects.
Internet--Social aspects.
Trust.
Computer security.
Computer networks--Security measures.
Computer networks--Reliability.
Information technology--Social aspects.
COMPUTERS / Social Aspects / General.
004.72 / HAR