Difference between revisions of "Trust Framework"
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| + | The origin of [[Liberalism]] is anything befitting a free or generous man.<ref>W. W. Skeat, ''An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language.'' Oxford (1882) </ref> | ||
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| + | He misses the kicker. Antonin Scalia and Anthony Kennedy said money equals speech in Citizens United v. FEC (2010). The top 9% of the US population hold over 50% of the wealth and so has that much speech at its disposal. | ||
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| + | https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/money-doesnt-equal-speech-fact-sheet1.pdf | ||
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| + | FINAL Money Equals Speech Fact Sheet 10.2012 | ||
| + | A Constitutional Amendment to Keep Corporate Money out of Elections: Overturning the “Money=Speech” Doctrine Even before its disastrous | ||
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| + | ==Problems== | ||
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- Covers broader identity-related issues, including identity proofing, authentication, credential management, and privacy protection. | - Covers broader identity-related issues, including identity proofing, authentication, credential management, and privacy protection. | ||
- Supports compliance with Canadian regulations and aligns with government and industry needs. | - Supports compliance with Canadian regulations and aligns with government and industry needs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:51, 27 March 2025
Full Title
The origin of Liberalism is anything befitting a free or generous man.[1]
From the Latin, liber = free.
Context
He misses the kicker. Antonin Scalia and Anthony Kennedy said money equals speech in Citizens United v. FEC (2010). The top 9% of the US population hold over 50% of the wealth and so has that much speech at its disposal.
https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/money-doesnt-equal-speech-fact-sheet1.pdf
FINAL Money Equals Speech Fact Sheet 10.2012 A Constitutional Amendment to Keep Corporate Money out of Elections: Overturning the “Money=Speech” Doctrine Even before its disastrous
Problems
Solutions
CA/B
Canada
Trust frameworks can serve different and related scopes. It's less of a question about what's better and more of what's needed. Trust Frameworks can be used together to address different scopes.
CA/B focuses on public key infrastructure (PKI), ensuring secure digital certificates (SSL/TLS, code signing, S/MIME) that verify website authenticity, software integrity, and secure email communication.
DIACC PCTF focuses on digital identity and trust in online interactions, providing a framework for identity verification, authentication, and credential management across sectors in Canada.
CA/B - Defines technical and operational standards for certificate authorities (CAs) and browser security. - Addresses cryptographic trust of digital certificates for encryption, authentication, and security practices. - Applies globally, influencing how websites, software, and emails are secured through digital certificates.
DIACC PCTF - Auditable criteria supporting public and private sector interoperability in Canada. - Covers broader identity-related issues, including identity proofing, authentication, credential management, and privacy protection. - Supports compliance with Canadian regulations and aligns with government and industry needs.
Uses
References
- ↑ W. W. Skeat, An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language. Oxford (1882)
