This document discusses challenges with transitioning analog data to digital formats and proposes solutions using new technologies. It notes that while data becomes more valuable when shared, centralization poses security and privacy risks. The author proposes a framework using CoreID for robust digital identity, combined with OPAL/ENIGMA technologies, to address these issues by providing over 1000x better security, using behavioral biometrics, and enabling data to be encrypted and still useful. This would allow building better systems for transitioning analog to digital data while facilitating secure data sharing.

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TRUST::DATA
Beyond Blockchain Hype
David Shrier
shrier@mit.edu
November 2016

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The “Big Data” Problem
The Analog/Digital Gap
Paradox: Data More Valuable
When Shared

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Analog -> Digital Transition Example: I.D.
Centralized
Forgeable / Hackable
Costly to Manage (KYC/AML…)

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Powerful tool for robust identity
1,000X+ Better Security
Behavioral Biometrics

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Use CoreID together with OPAL/ENIGMA
1,000X+ Better Security
Behavioral Biometrics
Bring Code to the Data
Encrypt Data
Make Useful While Encrypted

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MIT Trust::Data Framework
1) Better Analog > Digital Systems Needed
2) CoreID Enables Better AML/KYC
3) OPAL/ENIGMA for Secure Data Sharing
David Shrier
shrier@mit.edu
www.VisionaryFuture.com