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Center for Digital Trust FHNW: Building on Ten Years of Expertise and Impact
The FHNW School of Business has established the Center for Digital Trust FHNW, recognizing the breadth and impact of the team’s work in the field of digital trust. The new Center builds on ten years of expertise and activities that began in 2016 with a focus on Cybersecurity & Resilience…
Strengthening Swiss–South African Collaboration on Human Trust in Generative AI
Last week, we welcomed a delegation of academic experts from South Africa to Switzerland for a four-day exchange focused on research, collaboration and the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). The delegation brought together Prof. Dr. Marié Hattingh, Senior Lecturer at the…
Strengthening Digital Trust Through Research Exchange with Johannesburg Business School
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Lebogang Mosupye-Semenya to Switzerland. The visit was funded by Swiss TPH.Dr. Mosupye-Semenya is Senior Lecturer in Digital Technology at the Johannesburg Business School (JBS) and…
Introducing the Train-the-Trainer (TtT) model at the IHIET-AI 2026 Conference in Venice, Italy
Congratulations to Franka Ebob Enow Ebai, and Prof. Dr. Petra Maria Asprion from the Center for Digital Trust FHNW; Dr. Lebogang Mosupye-Semenya, and Dr. Ntswaki Matlala from the Johannesburg Business School (JBS); and…
Digital Trust 2030: Rethinking Trust in a Digital World
What if we could rethink Digital Trust from the ground up?That’s what our Digital Trust team explored in a fantastic Design Thinking workshop.We deliberately stepped away from today’s definitions and frameworks and asked: What should Digital Trust mean in 2030?In a world shaped by AI, cyber threats, digital dependencies, and emerging…
Center for Digital Trust FHNW Shares Expertise on AI Compliance at the Swiss Digital Leadership Forum
On 31 August, more than 350 participants gathered in Olten for the fully booked Swiss Digital Leadership Forum, where artificial intelligence, digitization, marketing, leadership and other aspects of digital transformation were at the heart of discussions.During the event, Prof. Dr. Bettina Schneider…
New International Project – Compass for Digital Responsibility in Families
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new international project, “Compass for Digital Responsibility in Families.” The project will officially begin on 1 October 2026 and will run for 18 months.Funded by Movetia, the Swiss National Agency for Exchange and Mobility in the education…
Swiss Africa Cybersecurity Community at the “Science Diplomacy in Practice” Workshop
How can science and diplomacy contribute to lasting international partnerships? This question was at the heart of the workshop “Science Diplomacy in Practice,” which brought together researchers, diplomats, policymakers, and practitioners from Switzerland and across Africa.Organized by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) together with…
Navvi-Path: Empowering Athletes Through Trusted Data Spaces
Congratulations to Prof. Dr. Barbara Eisenbart of the Center for Digital Trust, who’s co-authored article on open data spaces was recently published in Netzwoche Online.The Navvi-Path use case puts the athlete at the center and links data from various areas via clearly defined…