Regulating Digital Security by Design? : Implications of The Perspectives From DSbD Programme Stakeholders

Slesinger, Ian and Panteli, Niki and Coles-Kemp, Lizzie (2024) Regulating Digital Security by Design? : Implications of The Perspectives From DSbD Programme Stakeholders. Information and Computer Security. ISSN 2056-4961 (In Press)

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Abstract

As part of the growing necessity for inter-organisational and multi-disciplinary interaction to facilitate complex innovation in digital security, there needs to be greater engagement with regulation in the innovation process. This is particularly true in the case of security technologies that are embedded within wider systems and that are largely invisible to most of the users of that system. This paper describes stakeholders’ perspectives on regulation in the digital security innovation process and evaluates the implications of these perspectives on anticipatory regulation in digital security.