Data for Scaling trust: An anthropology of cyber security

Behind the services and utilities that we rely on in daily life, we can find an array of professional cyber security practices aiming to win and maintain trust, to question it and manage it across scales. This fellowship examines how practitioners imagine the trust implicit in their cyber security evaluations and how trust is encapsulated in security models, such as ‘zero trust’.

The research is carried out through semi-structured interviews, textual analysis and participatory workshops, examines the social processes through which knowledge and trust are negotiated in the security profession<br><br>Due to ethical concerns and confidentiality reasons, supporting data obtained through semi-structured research interviews and workshops with security practitioners cannot be made openly available. Semi-structured interviews and workshops were conducted under conditions of confidentiality and/or anonymity, thereby any data gathered through research interviews can neither be circulated nor made available to third parties.