A Database Framework for Expressing and Enforcing Personal Privacy Preferences

Basso, Tânia; Piardi, Leandro; Moraes, Regina; Jino, Mário; Antunes, Nuno; Vieira, Marco

doi:10.5753/wtf.2015.22941

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“…This section presents the privacy protection solution we selected to be used in our case study. It is a database framework, designed by Basso et al (2014), for users to express their preferences about the privacy of their personal information. This selection was done due to the simplicity, ease of use and availability of the solution (it is free).…”

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A Test Process Model to Evaluate Performance Impact of Privacy Protection Solutions

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Basso²,

Moraes³

2014

Anais Do XV Workshop De Testes E Tolerância a Falhas (WTF 2014)

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Organizational Information Systems (IS) collect, store, and manage personal information through web applications and services. Due to regulation laws and to protect the privacy of clients, such information must be kept private. Some solutions were developed to protect privacy personal information. Obviously, this additional resource will produce a performance impact and evaluating it is essential to determine the feasibility of the solution. This paper presents a process model to evaluate the performance impact introduced by privacy protection solutions in web applications. Case study shows the tests were useful to identify the conditions in which the solution under evaluation is able to work with minimal performance impact.

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“…To better understand the potential of the selected privacy solution (Basso et al 2014) and the applicability of our proposed test process model, a case study was performed.…”

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A Test Process Model to Evaluate Performance Impact of Privacy Protection Solutions

Mello

Basso²,

Moraes³

2014

Anais Do XV Workshop De Testes E Tolerância a Falhas (WTF 2014)

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PrivAPP: An integrated approach for the design of privacy‐aware applications

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Nowadays, personal information is collected, stored, and managed through web applications and services. Companies are interested in keeping such information private due to regulation laws and privacy concerns of customers. Furthermore, the reputation of a company can be dependent on privacy protection, ie, the more a company protects the privacy of its customers, the more credibility it gets.This paper proposes an integrated approach that relies on models and design tools to help in the analysis, design, and development of web applications and services with privacy concerns. Using the approach, these applications can be developed consistently with their privacy policies to enforce them, protecting personal information from different sources of privacy violation. The approach is composed of a conceptual model, a reference architecture, and a Unified Modified Language Profile, ie, an extension of the Unified Modified Language for including privacy protection. The idea is to systematize the privacy concepts in the scope of web applications and services, organizing the privacy domain knowledge and providing features and functionalities that must be addressed to protect the privacy of the users in the design and development of web applications. Validation has been performed by analyzing the ability of the approach to model privacy policies from real web applications and by applying it to a simple application example of an online bookstore. Results show that privacy protection can be implemented in a model-based approach, bringing values for the stakeholders and being an important contribution toward improving the process of designing web applications in the privacy domain.

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A Database Framework for Expressing and Enforcing Personal Privacy Preferences

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

A Test Process Model to Evaluate Performance Impact of Privacy Protection Solutions

A Test Process Model to Evaluate Performance Impact of Privacy Protection Solutions

PrivAPP: An integrated approach for the design of privacy‐aware applications

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