He claimed that people do know about how to make sure that they do not compromise their own security online, but a strong sense of security is inherently missing.
Callan said: “The computer is robust and it has been made to be secure, but once a person gets in front of it they can get fooled into opening doors and that has been a real threat. We have to consider that there is a human approach and we need a strong system of identity.
“There is a need to put a system in place that is intelligible to anyone who is a computer user, it is like a dentist who tells me I should clean the plaque off my own teeth – people need expertise to do things for them and we have to take the same approach. The industry is moving forward to do just that.”
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