Appendix 1: Significant contributors to information theory and cryptography
Introduction: Money is information on the move
Trends in digital money
How digital money creates new operational risks
Operational risk and cryptography
Operational risks of digital money
Commercial bank digital money
Private digital money, including cryptocurrencies
Public digital money, including CBDCs
Impact of digitisation on operational risk management
Impact of digitisation on operational risk organisations
Impact of digital money and operational resilience on ORM processes and people
Impact of digitisation on operational risk management in the future
Theory of money
Information theory
Classical cryptography
Modern cryptography
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Appendix 1: Significant contributors to information theory and cryptography
Appendix 2: Timeline of significant contributions to information theory and cryptography
Appendix 3: Relevant information standards
Appendix 4: High-level risk registers
Bibliography
This list shows significant contributors to the different fields covered in this book. All these famous people have entries in Wikipedia and other sources that give further details on their contributions.
Person | Field/active | Contribution |
Ackoff, Russell Management theorist (US) | Information technology Late-20th century | Pioneer in management science, developer of the DIKW model |
Adleman, Leonard Computer scientist (US) | Cryptography (modern) Mid-20th–21st century | Joint developer of the RSA algorithm used in public/private key cryptography |
Alberti, Leon Battista Cryptographer (Italy) | Cryptography (classical) Mid-16th century | Believed to be original designer of the polyalphabetic cipher, and sometimes called “Founder of Western Cryptography” |
Al-Kindi Mathematician (Arab/Iraqi) | Cryptography (classical) Mid-9th century | Believed to be the original designer of the concept of frequency analysis of ciphers to detect the most likely vowels and consonants in a message |
Allen, Paul Software engineer (US) | Information technology 21st century | Co-founder of Microsoft with Bill Gates |
Atanasoff, John Physicist (US) | Information technology Mid-20th century | Built an “electronic computer” in 1942 before Mauchly and Eckert, and given |
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