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Trustworthiness in Industrial System Design Characteristic, the model’s completeness is proven. The Trustworthiness Target Model in Figure 2 demonstrates this graphically: There are four quadrants of targets which T RUSTWORTHINESS AND ITS A PPROACH OF C OMPLETENESS Humans Environment employees, customers, visitors, guests nature, neighbor systems, public infrastructure Safety Trustworthiness R e li a b i l i t y R e s i li e n c e S e c u r it y System ready to execute of the system, staff Figure 2: The Trustworthiness Target Model require a specific protection from harm: While most experts agree that the five trustworthiness characteristics and their interaction are an important goal for any industrial system design, there are ongoing discussions about whether a design which fulfills all requirements of trustworthiness can be automatically trusted by all parties. One way to answer the question is to analyze how these five characteristics address the specific targets which they protect. If the list of targets is complete and every target has at least one assigned Trustworthy September 2018  - 12 - Humans (top left quadrant) represent not only customers (like patients in a hospital) but also employees, visitors or guests. It is obvious that privacy will protect this quadrant. But safety is also responsible to shield humans from harm. Security, reliability and resilience of the system as part of trustworthiness, however, have no direct relation to this quadrant.