[liberationtech] A Toolset for Usable Security with ICT Service Networks

[Steve Weis]

Hello Sven. I don't understand what is going on in this poster. Have you
implemented any part of this toolset which you can share?

On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 7:30 AM Sven Wohlgemuth <swohlge at live.de> wrote:

> Dear Community on Liberation Technology,
>
> Please let me kindly ask for your attention on :
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> A Toolset for Usable Security with ICT Service Networks
>
> This research-in-progress is joint work with Dr. Kazuo TAKARAGI (Deputy
> Director, Information Technology Research Institute, National Institute of
> Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan,
> http://www.itri.aist.go.jp/ <http://www.itri.aist.go.jp/en/> )
>
> Please find below the abstract.
>
> The poster with contact details is available
> @ResearchGate:
> https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308204104_A_Toolset_for_Usable_Security_with_ICT_Service_Networks
> @SlideShare:
> http://www.slideshare.net/swohlge/a-toolset-for-usable-security-with-ict-service-networks
>
> Thank you very much in advance for your consideration.
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Sven Wohlgemuth
>
>
> ==== BEGIN ABSTRACT ====
>
> At IWSEC 2016 in Tokyo (http://www.iwsec.org/2016/), we have presented a
> Toolset for Usable Security especially beneficial for the secondary use of
> personal information.
> Thanks to the audience for the valuable feedback.
>
> At Great Hanshin Earthquake occurred in Kansai area, Japan in 1995, it was
> shown that the sharing of personal information was very important in order
> to maintain health and property of people who were affected by the
> disaster.
>
> Those were biometric authentication information, medical records,
> passbook, and so on.
>
> Similar problems have occurred at the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011
> and the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake.
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> Conventionally and presumably in future, when the secondary use of
> personal information should be carried out, this data controller usually
> plays an important role.
>
> For example, it is a government.
> It approves an access to that secondary use of personal information with a
> limited condition.
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> Usually from this point of time, the owner of the personal information
> loses control over his or her information. It may be against the
> regulation or compliance, so the data controller is usually reluctant to
> give permission.
>
> One of the basic ideas for solving the problem is to provide a sufficient
> judgment material information to the data controller in a timely manner by
> which the data controller can properly give a permission for the secondary
> use of the personal information.
>
> Ideally in order for the perfect judgement for the data controller, it is
> desirable to give all the states of artifacts, natural products, all the
> memory of the computer, the human condition and so on. In general, it is
> not possible.
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> The first idea is that some part of personal information is anonymized and
> sometimes subjected to a treatment with artificial intelligence, then sent
> to the data controller.
>
> Some privacy enhancing techniques are used in the process.
> Thus, it will enable a fast and rational judgement by the data controller.
>
> The second basic idea is to provide a means that the user does not lose
> control on his own data even after the secondary use of personal
> information has been carried out.
>
> For this, it is important to let the user know the data provenance.
>
> We are developing a mechanism using block chain where people can obtain
> the provenance of anonymous data without central authority.
>
> Furthermore, by referring to the block chain as open data, we get an
> effect of being able to obtain the transparency and compliance through the
> process.
>
> Currently, we are developing a set of tools necessary in order to realize
> these ideas. We aim to lead it to an implementation in a real society
> through a proof of concept in future.
>
> That’s it.
> Thank you very much.
>
> ==== END ABSTRACT ====
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