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“Digital Trust means keeping our digital world safe and honest. This means ensuring secure online interactions by protecting data (cybersecurity), respecting privacy (data privacy), safely using new tech (emerging technologies), acting ethically (ethics and governance), managing risks, and following rules (compliance and audit).” – Competence Center Digital Trust
Digital Trust is divided into five main areas for us:
Bettina Schneider and Franka Ebai were recently invited to speak on the “AngriffsLustig” podcast hosted by Andreas Wisler, CFO of goSecurity AG. The episode, titled #146 AGGRESSIVE – Interview with Bettina Schneider and Franka Ebai, was published on Thursday, 17 July 2025, and is now available on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.🎧…
Franka Ebob Enow Ebai recently presented at the Make Learn Conference 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand, which brought together researchers and educators from around the world to share research insights on education and industry.Franka Ebob Enow Ebai Make Learn Conference 2025 in Bangkok, ThailandHer presentation encompassed two highlights: Findings from the study…
This year’s Society 5.0 International Conference on the Co-Existence Between Human Being and Machine Being held in San Benedetto, Italy, provided an excellent platform for experts to share their research and insights. The conference explored how human–machine interaction is reshaping our lives—creating opportunities to advance social good while also raising…
On June 10th, Franka Ebai delivered an inspiring presentation on the Swiss Africa Cybersecurity Community project as part of FHNW’s Development Week. She shared insights into the project’s development, outlined its goals, and promoted upcoming community workshops.Key highlights of her talk included: 🚨 Relevance – Cybersecurity is a global priority. Our community offers accessible, meaningful exchange…
On May 14, 2025, 22 children aged 10-12 from the Basel region participated in the FHNW Children’s University 2025 cybersecurity workshop. Janine Jäger and Hermann Grieder from the Digital Trust Competence Center at the School of Business FHNW led the session, focusing on educating young users about digital threats including…