Citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework / Nor Asiakin Hasbullah

The transformation government (t-government) or Government 2.0 was initiated by the UK in 2006 to enhance and restructure the flaws in e-government with three characteristic themes of citizen-centric in (i) service delivery; (ii) shared services culture and (iii) professionalism. The aim of t-govern...

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Main Author:	Hasbullah, Nor Asiakin
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2017
Subjects:	Engineering as a profession Engineers
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/38299/1/38299.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.382992023-01-27T01:42:51Z Citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework / Nor Asiakin Hasbullah 2017 Hasbullah, Nor Asiakin Engineering as a profession. Engineers The transformation government (t-government) or Government 2.0 was initiated by the UK in 2006 to enhance and restructure the flaws in e-government with three characteristic themes of citizen-centric in (i) service delivery; (ii) shared services culture and (iii) professionalism. The aim of t-government is to transform public services for the benefit of citizens, businesses, taxpayers and frontline staff. The t-government requires a citizen centric perspective that takes into account of the citizens' needs and concern contrary to the traditional approach where systems designers view the citizens' needs from the perspective of the government and ignoring the citizens' perspectives due to constraints of cost. One concern of citizen centricity revolves around the issue of trust in e-government in upholding citizen's privacy. The effectiveness of t-government that uphold citizens' rights to privacy is enshrined in the delivery process, and that citizens' views and perceptions of privacy contribute to informing that process. Currently, the citizen-centric perspective of privacy requirement is not well understood. To fill this gap, this research undertook a study with the objectives of (i) To investigate the availability and the content of privacy policy in e-government websites (ii) To investigate citizen's privacy perception through their privacy concern and willingness to participate in public opinion platform (iii) To investigate citizen's privacy requirement's and need through their privacy preferences (iv) To propose citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework by facilitating citizen engagement in fulfilling citizen privacy requirements. A multi-stakeholder perspective inquiry of citizens' privacy concern though survey on citizens' perception of personal and sensitive information among the common citizens and a focus group interview with a group of participatory citizens from the professionals was conducted. From the data analysis, two important results were obtained. The first is the citizen-centric preference set based on the information classification of personal and sensitive information and the second is the sensitivity scale of privacy related information. These two results are configured into a reference table and sensitivity classification tools respectively and integrated in a citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework which was verified by a group of experts. The framework can be applied to determine citizen centric privacy preference in the requirements of t-government engineering process and the tool could be use as classifying method to classify sensitive and personal information for system design. 2017 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/38299/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/38299/1/38299.pdf text en public phd doctoral Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences Md Noor, Nor Laila
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description	The transformation government (t-government) or Government 2.0 was initiated by the UK in 2006 to enhance and restructure the flaws in e-government with three characteristic themes of citizen-centric in (i) service delivery; (ii) shared services culture and (iii) professionalism. The aim of t-government is to transform public services for the benefit of citizens, businesses, taxpayers and frontline staff. The t-government requires a citizen centric perspective that takes into account of the citizens' needs and concern contrary to the traditional approach where systems designers view the citizens' needs from the perspective of the government and ignoring the citizens' perspectives due to constraints of cost. One concern of citizen centricity revolves around the issue of trust in e-government in upholding citizen's privacy. The effectiveness of t-government that uphold citizens' rights to privacy is enshrined in the delivery process, and that citizens' views and perceptions of privacy contribute to informing that process. Currently, the citizen-centric perspective of privacy requirement is not well understood. To fill this gap, this research undertook a study with the objectives of (i) To investigate the availability and the content of privacy policy in e-government websites (ii) To investigate citizen's privacy perception through their privacy concern and willingness to participate in public opinion platform (iii) To investigate citizen's privacy requirement's and need through their privacy preferences (iv) To propose citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework by facilitating citizen engagement in fulfilling citizen privacy requirements. A multi-stakeholder perspective inquiry of citizens' privacy concern though survey on citizens' perception of personal and sensitive information among the common citizens and a focus group interview with a group of participatory citizens from the professionals was conducted. From the data analysis, two important results were obtained. The first is the citizen-centric preference set based on the information classification of personal and sensitive information and the second is the sensitivity scale of privacy related information. These two results are configured into a reference table and sensitivity classification tools respectively and integrated in a citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework which was verified by a group of experts. The framework can be applied to determine citizen centric privacy preference in the requirements of t-government engineering process and the tool could be use as classifying method to classify sensitive and personal information for system design.
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title	Citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework / Nor Asiakin Hasbullah
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Citizen-centric privacy requirements engineering framework / Nor Asiakin Hasbullah

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