# Carsten Maple

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Digital Identity: Can we trust it?

Today, September 16th, is International Identity Day! To mark the occasion, the hosts are joined by Carsten Maple, who is Professor at the University of Warwick and Fellow of The Alan Turing Institute, for a conversation about the trustworthiness of digital identity systems, some of the related wor…

Episode 18: Security and Prof. Carsten Maple

On this episode we talk about; Security for startups in 2019, some predictions and our view on what it means for startups to be secure Interview with Prof. Carsten Maple; where we discuss tips and ideas for startups, cyber accelerators, IoT certifications and standards, when security will b…

Facial recognition technologies - Professor Carsten Maple

In this podcast, Carsten Maple, Professor of cyber security engineering in WMG at the University of Warwick, discusses technological developments in facial recognition,and how these will develop over the coming years.

Episode 13 - Carsten Maple

This weeks episode scenario is a bit different!  After giving a tour of the Alan Turing Institute to Tiago and Marco and discussing some future research, he decided to sit down and have a chat on a bunch of different topics with Tiago and Vitor. The audio on this episode isn’t as clean as our previ…

Digital ID systems present new opportunities – and new threats

ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to the Alan Turing Institute's Prof. Carsten Maple about the increased use of digital identity systems such as vaccine passports -- and what's required to make them trustworthy and secure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new roadmap for identity from The Alan Turing Institute

Researchers at The Alan Turing Institute are tackling one of the most pressing challenges of the digital world: trusted identity. How can we develop a version of identity that works for governments, businesses and individuals, is easy and cost effective to apply, reliable and works at scale? And …

Vaccine Passports

Monopoly is a good parallel for life in a pandemic because it deals out suffering at random, and it seems to go on forever. So people can be forgiven for asking: where’s our Get Out of Jail Free card? The answer might be vaccination passports. Or, it might not; the possibility of unintended consequ…

Exploring Consumer Trust in a Digital World

Our insatiable appetite for digital services has no sign of slowing down. But as we consume more and our digital footprints grows, we are presented with a mounting challenge – cyber security. Exploring Consumer Trust in a Digital World Our insatiable appetite for digital services has no sign of slo…

From A-to-B via IoT

This is the first of two episodes focussing on transport and mobility within connected places, with this one taking a closer look at the technology underpinning the ways we move around the places we live. The conversation explores the security and resilience of autonomous vehicles, mobility-as-a-se…

Schroders' Jamie Ovenden, Julius Baer's Sarah Gadd, Slaughter and May's Jan Putnis and Turing fellow Professor Carsten Maple on how the City and its watchdogs can responsibly harness GenAI's potential

Today’s episode is a little different to normal. It is a recording of a recent panel discussion from City Week’s AI in Financial Services Leaders Summit which took place in London last week. I was invited to moderate a panel on the transformative potential of generative AI and we discussed interes…