trust relationship
Faith between parties
A trust relationship is an arrangement between two parties—often computer systems, organizations, or domains—where one grants the other access or authority based on established credentials rather than repeated verification.
In computing, trust relationships allow users authenticated in one network domain to access resources in another: We configured a trust relationship between the two Active Directory domains.
The term also appears in legal and financial contexts, describing fiduciary arrangements where one party acts on another's behalf.
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- blind faithTrust without requiring proof
- leap of faithTrust without verification
- good faithSincere, honest intent
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
loyalty · authentication · morality · transparency · reputation · ethics · reciprocity · identity verification · honesty · governance · integrity · commitment · collaboration · reliability · federation · protocol · leadership · fairness
- tribal lawtribal courts, tribal law, tribal court, tribal sovereignty, tribal governance
- Tribal Sovereigntytribal nations, tribal sovereignty, federal recognition, tribal governance, tribal councils
- directory servicesActive Directory, LDAP, directory tree, schema, domain
- Identity Managementsingle sign-on, SSO, authentication, authorization, user authentication
trust relationshiptoxic relationship
Bond causing emotional harm
abusive relationship · distrust · enmity · animosity · estrangement
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