英国政府研究分布式分类帐技术以保护数字证据
```json { "translatedTitle": "UK Government Studies Distributed Ledger Technology to Protect Digital Evidence", "translatedContent": "[This article was updated on tuoniaox.com on August 24, 2018]\n\nOstrich Blockchain\nNews: According to Cointelegraph's report on August 24, the UK government is attempting to adopt distributed ledger technology (DLT) to protect digital evidence and identity information.\n\nBalaji Anbil, Head of Digital Architecture and Cyber Security Team at Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), stated that they are researching new technologies for evidence sharing, identity management, and providing greater oversight of personal identity data.\n\nAdditionally, Dr. Sadek Ferdous, Technology Policy Researcher and Research Assistant at Imperial College London, outlined his latest research on private and public DLT systems. Ferdous explained the challenges regarding determining the provenance of digital evidence and pointed out that audit trails are a core component of digital evidence systems.\n\nAnbil stated that DLT has key capabilities in ensuring digital evidence and maintaining the integrity of the chain of evidence.\n\nThe UK has already widely adopted blockchain technology and hopes to become a global leader in this industry. According to Ostrich Blockchain's July 4 report, UK Conservative Party MP Eddie Hughes called on the government to focus attention on leveraging blockchain to achieve social freedom, improve efficiency, and rebuild social trust.\n\nAccording to reports, Hughes proposed a series of recommendations in the \"Unlocking Blockchain\" report released that day (July 4), including appointing a public-facing Chief Blockchain Officer to coordinate the UK's strategy for applying blockchain technology to public services and data.\n\nMeanwhile, according to news on July 24, an announcement from the Bank of England showed that the bank's latest payment system will be compatible with blockchain-based financial technology.\n\nAccording to reports, the new payment system is the latest initiative in the UK central bank's ongoing efforts to implement its Real Time Gross Settlement system (RTGS). This system is crucial to the UK's central bank and trade, processing transactions worth approximately £500 billion annually, accounting for about one-third of the country's economic output.\n\nSource: Cointelegraph, compiled and integrated by Ostrich Blockchain\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com going forward." } ```
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"translatedTitle": "UK Government Studies Distributed Ledger Technology to Protect Digital Evidence",
"translatedContent": "[This article was updated on tuoniaox.com on August 24, 2018]\n\nOstrich Blockchain\nNews: According to Cointelegraph's report on August 24, the UK government is attempting to adopt distributed ledger technology (DLT) to protect digital evidence and identity information.\n\nBalaji Anbil, Head of Digital Architecture and Cyber Security Team at Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), stated that they are researching new technologies for evidence sharing, identity management, and providing greater oversight of personal identity data.\n\nAdditionally, Dr. Sadek Ferdous, Technology Policy Researcher and Research Assistant at Imperial College London, outlined his latest research on private and public DLT systems. Ferdous explained the challenges regarding determining the provenance of digital evidence and pointed out that audit trails are a core component of digital evidence systems.\n\nAnbil stated that DLT has key capabilities in ensuring digital evidence and maintaining the integrity of the chain of evidence.\n\nThe UK has already widely adopted blockchain technology and hopes to become a global leader in this industry. According to Ostrich Blockchain's July 4 report, UK Conservative Party MP Eddie Hughes called on the government to focus attention on leveraging blockchain to achieve social freedom, improve efficiency, and rebuild social trust.\n\nAccording to reports, Hughes proposed a series of recommendations in the \"Unlocking Blockchain\" report released that day (July 4), including appointing a public-facing Chief Blockchain Officer to coordinate the UK's strategy for applying blockchain technology to public services and data.\n\nMeanwhile, according to news on July 24, an announcement from the Bank of England showed that the bank's latest payment system will be compatible with blockchain-based financial technology.\n\nAccording to reports, the new payment system is the latest initiative in the UK central bank's ongoing efforts to implement its Real Time Gross Settlement system (RTGS). This system is crucial to the UK's central bank and trade, processing transactions worth approximately £500 billion annually, accounting for about one-third of the country's economic output.\n\nSource: Cointelegraph, compiled and integrated by Ostrich Blockchain\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com going forward."
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