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1 Psychological aspects of trust What are the drivers of eID usage in the E-Society? Prof. Dr. Konrad Walser t Berner Fachhochschule | Haute cole spcialise bernoise | Bern University of Applied Sciences Berner Fachhochschule,


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Psychological aspects of trust – What are the drivers of eID usage in the E-Society?

  • Prof. Dr. Konrad Walser

Berner Fachhochschule, E-Government-Institut 1 1 http://appadvice.com/review/quickadvice-in-fear-i-trust

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▶ Situational aspects of trust generation => Risk of the subject ▶ Acting as a means of trust, taking into account benefits and

vulnerability

▶ Hoping to have a positive outcome of acting (no bad thinking of the

vis-a-vis)

What is trust from a psychological point of view?

What is my risk

  • f trusting the

public admini- stration I use E-Government services because of my positive thinking about public admin. behavior I believe, that the public administra- tion is positive regarding my person What about Snowden?

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What shall I trust in? => BUT

Institutional characteristics

  • f public administration?

Good will of institutions? E-Gov-Services? Electronic identity and the mechanisms of it’s usage? Technical equipment? Virtual vis-a-vis? General lack of trust in public administrations

Source: eGov Monitor D21 2013

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▶ Anchor point for economical prosperity ▶ Policy maker have to take into account, that the eID-ecosystem not

  • nly consists of technical solutions

▶ eID-Ecosystems have to adress domain oriented viewpoints and

governance

▶ Enlarged view: Not only the subject is part of E-Government services

What is critical for trust in E-Government?

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Berner Fachhochschule | Haute école spécialisée bernoise | Bern University of Applied Sciences

▶ Enlarging research about «trust of individuals using eID’s» ▶ research the whole eID-ecosystem and the relationships of it’s

stakeholders regarding to trust, not the subject only

▶ Evaluation of «cognitive dissonance» as a further research construct

to be implemented in the research model

Cognitive dissonance: “[…] excessive mental stress and discomfort experienced by an individual who holds two or more contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values at the same time […]”

What can be done from a research perspective?

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Influencing factors

Cognitive dissonance? I really see the benefit using my eID I will use the eID I used the eID several times

Research, research, and more research

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Berner Fachhochschule | Haute école spécialisée bernoise | Bern University of Applied Sciences

▶ Full time Professor at University of Applied Sciences, Berne – E-

Government-Institute since May 2012

▶ PhD University of Bern – Information Science – CRM integration ▶ ITIL Expert, CGEIT, preparing CISA ▶ Teaching: IT Governance, IT Servicemanagement,

Philosophy of Science

▶ Research: Behavioral science in information systems, IT Governance,

E-Government, E-Business, IT management, IT service management

▶ Member of different ICT associations ▶

GI (German society of informatics) – Fachbereich 5 – WI – FG Strat. Info-Mgt.

SwissICT – IT service management group

GMDS (German society for medical information science, epidemology, biometrics)

AIS – Association for Information Systems

Member of ISACA (Switzerland chapter)

Speaker’s CV – Prof. Konrad Walser PhD

konrad.walser@bfh.ch; +41 79 648 21 33

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Different perspectives on trust from the STIAM ecosystem perspective

Steering commitee governance Steering commitee management Relying party Subject Authentication authority Attribute authority

STIAM Broker

Trust space / Domain

Trust: Subject perspective Trust: Broker perspective Trust: Authorities perspective Trust: Relying party perspective Trust: Overall perspective Trust: Steering

  • persp. Gov.

Trust: Steering

  • persp. Mgt.

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STIAM-Model SuisseTrustIAM Broker Federation

Actually primary research focus

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▶ Subject versus relying parties (actual discussion/research D21/trus-

ting public administrations)

▶ Dependencies between measures of public administrations and trust

  • f the subject

▶ Requiremenet: Policy makers have to develop trust through policy

making and have to eliminate factors which destroy trust

Different perspectives on trust from the STIAM ecosystem perspective

STIAM: SuisseTrustIAM – a federated identity project of Berne University of Applied Sciences