Trust by design: a new old requirement
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Current security measures are insufficient and the pandemic exacerbated existing attacks rather than creating new ones, revealing persistent vulnerabilities caused by low budgets, poor literacy, and inflexible infrastructures. Human behavior remains the main enabler of a system’s security, so the proposal is trust by design—embed observable trust cues and decision support into interfaces so users can evaluate technology trustworthiness, promote correct use, and reduce incident frequency, rather than relying solely on education or reactive controls.
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