A different perspective to implementing nonrepudiation and consent in information systems.
As the field of information technology (including operational technology) develops, we see new complications in our understanding and implementation of security in information systems and these dynamic complications mount up as challenge and threats to both the functionality of our systems and the rights of the users who use these systems or consume these services. These challenges are particularly connected with but not limited to intellectual property, patents, trademarks, acceptable use, licenses, service level agreements, terms and conditions and most popular today – privacy. Privacy generally describes freedom from public access and in the context of data and information security the right of an entity to protect their own data and how it is used – stored, processed or transmitted.
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