In this paper, we demonstrate how formal methods can be used to unambiguously express privacy requirements. We focus on requirements for consent and revocation controls in a real world case study that has emerged within the EnCoRe project. We analyse the ambiguities and issues that arise when requirements expressed in natural language are transformed into a formal notation, and propose solutions to address these issues. These ambiguities were brought to our attention only through the use of a formal notation, which we have designed specifically for this purpose. © 2011 IFIP International Federation for Information Processing
Part 2: Privacy MetricsInternational audienceDescribing complex ideas requires clear and concise lan...
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There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
The concept of privacy is becoming increasingly important in all of our lives. Unfortunately, howeve...
The concept of privacy is becoming increasingly important in all of our lives. Unfortunately, howeve...
There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
Part 1: ConferenceInternational audiencePrivacy requirements are difficult to elicit for any given s...
Part 9: Privacy PoliciesInternational audienceThis paper proposes a conceptual model for privacy pol...
Part 2: Privacy MetricsInternational audienceDescribing complex ideas requires clear and concise lan...
Part 5: Semantics and ReasoningInternational audienceSince the origin of the web, up to social netwo...
<p>Privacy policies often place restrictions on the purposes for which a governed entity may use per...
In this paper, we demonstrate how formal methods can be used to unambiguously express privacy requir...
Abstract. In this paper we focus on formalising privacy requirements for the Oxford Radcliffe Bioban...
Part 8: Privacy for eHealth and eID ApplicationsInternational audienceIn this paper we focus on form...
Abstract. This paper describes a strategy to develop automated privacy testing suites to assess the ...
There is often a misalignment between requirements for keeping data owners' information private and ...
There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
The concept of privacy is becoming increasingly important in all of our lives. Unfortunately, howeve...
The concept of privacy is becoming increasingly important in all of our lives. Unfortunately, howeve...
There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
There is a growing interest in establishing rules to regulate the privacy of citizens in the treatme...
Part 1: ConferenceInternational audiencePrivacy requirements are difficult to elicit for any given s...
Part 9: Privacy PoliciesInternational audienceThis paper proposes a conceptual model for privacy pol...
Part 2: Privacy MetricsInternational audienceDescribing complex ideas requires clear and concise lan...
Part 5: Semantics and ReasoningInternational audienceSince the origin of the web, up to social netwo...
<p>Privacy policies often place restrictions on the purposes for which a governed entity may use per...