VPP 604

Course VPP 604 – Digital Trust Command Center

Course Description

A leadership communication lab focused on credibility, information quality, uncertainty, and confidence in fast-moving environments. Participants evaluate simulated information and practice communicating what is known, unknown, and being verified — building the judgment to assess information quality, recognize unreliable signals, communicate uncertainty responsibly, explain verification logic, and build a digital-trust protocol.

Course Objectives/Key Competencies

Participants leave able to:

• Assess Information Quality: Evaluate simulated information for source reliability, corroboration, and fit with the broader picture.
• Recognize Unreliable Signals: Spot the patterns that mark a claim or source as unreliable before it drives a decision.
• Communicate Uncertainty Responsibly: Convey what is known, unknown, and still being verified without overstating or understating confidence.
• Explain Verification Logic: Walk stakeholders through why a piece of information is or isn't trusted, in terms they can follow and act on.
• Build a Digital-Trust Protocol: Establish a repeatable team protocol

Key Competencies: Strategic readiness; Critical thinking: Critical technology advancement: Resource management; Bureaucratic agility