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DESCRIPTION:The advancement of technologies has caused many organizations t
 o re-strategize and adopt\ndigital transformation. Along with it\, transac
 tions and interactions between organizations have\nbeen digitized. However
 \, digitalization is creating the dependency of society on increasingly\nc
 omplex\, interconnected systems and networks\, which increases our exposur
 e to various threats\nsuch as loss of data\, loss of control over the soft
 ware systems and networks\, mistrust due to illintended\ncontents and acti
 ons\, misuse of technology and so on. To bootstrap trust and support\nsecu
 re data sharing\, cross-institution transactions and business in the digit
 al world\, various\ntechnologies are needed to empower cross-institutional
  collaboration with increasing trust through\nsecure communication\, trans
 fer and exchange of digital documents and assets\, verifiability\, and\nau
 ditability. Trusted database technology is foundational to supporting digi
 tal trust. It is required to\nnot only ensure privacy\, integrity of data\
 , but also of the computation on the data. The design\nspace for trusted d
 atabase systems is vast\, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. I sh
 all discuss\ndesign and implementation issues and requirements of a flexib
 le trusted database system and our\nworks in this area.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr.
  Beng Chin\, \n\nAgenda: \nWednesday\, March 30\, 2022\n4:00pm Pacific tim
 e : Register at https://data.cs.sfu.ca/2WMc\n\nVirtual: https://events.vto
 ols.ieee.org/m/306842
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/306842
ORGANIZER:bgill@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Towards a Trusted Database System for Supporting Verifiability and 
 Digital Trust
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/306842
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The advancement of technologies has caused
  many organizations to re-strategize and adopt<br />digital transformation
 . Along with it\, transactions and interactions between organizations have
 <br />been digitized. However\, digitalization is creating the dependency 
 of society on increasingly<br />complex\, interconnected systems and netwo
 rks\, which increases our exposure to various threats<br />such as loss of
  data\, loss of control over the software systems and networks\, mistrust 
 due to illintended<br />contents and actions\, misuse of technology and so
  on. To bootstrap trust and support<br />secure data sharing\, cross-insti
 tution transactions and business in the digital world\, various<br />techn
 ologies are needed to empower cross-institutional collaboration with incre
 asing trust through<br />secure communication\, transfer and exchange of d
 igital documents and assets\, verifiability\, and<br />auditability. Trust
 ed database technology is foundational to supporting digital trust. It is 
 required to<br />not only ensure privacy\, integrity of data\, but also of
  the computation on the data. The design<br />space for trusted database s
 ystems is vast\, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. I shall discu
 ss<br />design and implementation issues and requirements of a flexible tr
 usted database system and our<br />works in this area.</p><br /><br />Agen
 da: <br /><p>Wednesday\, March 30\, 2022<br />4:00pm Pacific time : Regist
 er at <a href="https://data.cs.sfu.ca/2WMc">https://data.cs.sfu.ca/2WMc</a
 ></p>
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