Secure Citizen Interaction Framework
Abstract
The hypothesis for this research is that it is possible to integrate a set of existing guidelines and technologies to architect and specify an operationally secure, risk-balanced, and effective Citizen's Interaction Channel. This set of technologies could include a method to assure that a personal system used by Citizens will not compromise the channel's security. This document formulates a generalized approach to the process an agency could take to establish a secure channel over the internet that will interact with Citizens. Sample requirements and representative business processes are defined, assumptions documented, and a baseline technical architecture presented as a baseline "Model" design set for use as a base of analysis. This Model is then evaluated along with potential solutions. A representative set of data that would be collected from Citizens, maintained, shared, or disseminated is defined, as well as how this information set might be used. The sensitivity level associated with the representative information was also ascertained. A privacy impact assessment of collecting and maintaining this information is then presented.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 06, 2008
- Accession Number
- AD1107128
Entities
People
- Clarke Thomason
- David L. Carroll
Organizations
- MITRE Corporation