Technology Changes. Trust always matters.

Technology governance is about choices.

There are no foregone conclusions in technology.

Market forces, technology architecture, norms, and laws can have a strong effect on the choices that any company makes in adopting technologies, but those choices still belong to people. And people ultimately have agency over what technologies get deployed and when. We accountable to each other – as employees, shareholders, as users and citizens – for those choices.

Choosing digital trust is always an option and, more often than not, it’ll prove to be the right one.


About Daniel Dobrygowski

Author, Professor, Public Advocate for Digital Trust

Daniel’s work on technology governance, digital trust, cyber risk, and digital democracy has been featured by global think tanks and leading publications, including CFR, Harvard Business Review, and Wired.

Learn more about Daniel at: dobrygowski.com

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