Enterprise Digital Wellness & Trust Working Group
Evidence-Based Trust for the Intelligent Enterprise
Determine whether Digital Trust can be understood as justified confidence that an enterprise's digital capabilities, information, intelligent systems, people, and decision structures will operate with integrity, accountability, resilience, and mission alignment under changing conditions.
"TRUST SHOULD NOT BE ASSUMED FROM THE PRESENCE OF CONTROLS. TRUST SHOULD BE SUPPORTED, CHALLENGED, AND RENEWED THROUGH EVIDENCE."
Investigate what conditions justify trust in the digital enterprise, and whether EII's clinical approach to observation, evidence, digital biomarkers, digital vital signs, enterprise digital wellness, professional judgment, intervention, monitoring, and mission readiness can produce a more evidence-based and operational understanding of Digital Trust.
"How healthy is the digital enterprise? Does the evidence justify trusting it?"
Trust is increasingly assumed in the digital enterprise without sufficient evidence. This Working Group researches whether trust can be supported, challenged, and renewed through evidence rather than assumed from the presence of controls.
Working Group Leadership
Leadership to be announced.
CCF examines enterprise condition.
ESF examines enterprise outcomes.
Enterprise Intelligence connects condition to consequence.
Current Maturity Stage
Public Research Questions
"What constitutes justified Digital Trust at the enterprise level?"
"Can Enterprise Digital Wellness provide meaningful evidence about Digital Trust?"
"Which Digital Biomarkers may indicate improving or deteriorating trust conditions?"
"How does Digital Trust affect Mission Readiness?"
Eligibility Requirements
Working Group participation is NOT automatically granted because someone is an EII member. Application, expertise review, and conflict review are required. Membership payment does not guarantee participation.
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