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1. Exploring Visualization Techniques to
Enhance Privacy Control UX for User-
Managed Access
Newcastle University
Domenico Catalano, Maciej Wolniak
and the Smart Team
21st July, 2011 1 V.3
2. Agenda
• Data sharing and online privacy
• SmartAM Information Ecology
• Enhance privacy control
‣ UMA Connection
‣ UMA Control bridge
• Future works
• User Experience
2
3. Data sharing
Online Privacy is about sharing
Reputational
Historical Vocational
Biographical Genealogical
Transactional Computational
Biological Locational
Relational
3
6. SmartAM Information Ecology
Context
• UMA/SmartAM Context Content User
‣ Provide an advance system to allow internet user
to protect and share online information
‣ Prevent of lost of user privacy
‣ Adhere to the international privacy regulations
‣ Secure online information (access control)
6
7. SmartAM Information Ecology
Context
• UMA/SmartAM Content Content User
‣ Authorizing User information
‣ Authorizing User’s Web resource info
‣ Authorization Policies
‣ Requesting Parties Information
‣ Analytics information (who, when, what)
7
8. SmartAM Information Ecology
Context
• UMA/SmartAM User Content User
‣ Internet User/Social networking user
‣ Company
‣ Developer
‣ Government
‣ Curios!!
8
10. SmartAM states system
smartam UX Study
Subject Possible actions and states of the system
Authorizing User
interaction
B1
Initial state
Requester
Host Site AM
Homepage
APP
B2
Host B5
B4
Privacy Conceptual model
Not
Learn
registered B3 Dev
More
User
Resource
A1
A3
B9
B7
B6
B8
Protect & Initial state Wiki
Share
A2
Consent
C2 Privileged
C1 User App Actions
Client App for
Initial state Login MySelf
Policy
Definition
B10 A4
User B11 View
Welcome
Resource
Page
Possible Visible A10
Consent A5
Actions Things Default A9
User intentions Policy
vs
Required A6 A8
Manage User Control Resource Setting Resource
Actions Contacts Settings Bridge Registered Policy Shared
State of System A7
Connection
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11. Understand the nature of data sharing
policy in distributed environment
• UMA model centralizes the authorization policies for all the
Authorizing User's distributed web resource (protected resource).
• The externalization of the policies introduces a new level of
complexity because the user must (mentally) map the authorization
structure for each resource, in more sophisticate one.
• This new layer must be able to abstracting the existent, although it
must be able to enhance the control on the information that will be
shared.
• Increasing of Protected resources and requesting parties could be
mentally difficult for the user to maintain control in practice on the
information.
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12. Risks
• Lost of Privacy
• Exploit of online personal Information
• Security breach
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13. Enhance Privacy Control through
visualization
• As result a context authorization policy and a
governor system is definitely desirable.
• We introduce two new design concepts:
‣ UMA Connection
‣ UMA Control
bridge
TM
• A visualization tool is necessary to facilitate the
creation of the sharing policy and the control of the
privacy.
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14. UMA Connection
• An UMA Connection defines a context of the data sharing policy.
‣ It’s a set of objects, including Contacts, authorized Apps and allowed actions
on a specific resource.
‣ It can include access restrictions (i.e. period validity) and/or Trusted Claims
request to restrict access based on subject’s information.
• An UMA Connection is fundamental to enhance user control for
what purpose the information will be revealed.
• UMA Connection uses a visualization approach which helps user to
define an appropriate context.
• An Authorizing User can create a Connection for him-self or for
others.
• A Connection doesn’t incapsulate other connections.
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16. Visualizing UMA Connection
Resource
Social
Apps
Class
Connection
Others
Prof
University
Contacts
UMA Connection
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17. UMA Control bridge
• UMA Control bridge
‣ Is designed to adhere to the user-centric identity paradigm.
‣ Provides a primary user interface for control Resources,
Connections, Apps and requesters.
‣ Provides a dashboard with main statistic information about
connection, shared data, etc.
‣ Incorporates a single view of these main controls, including a
notification bar for new access request.
‣ Provides 3-steps actions to get access to specific view, excluding
optional view.
UMA Control
bridge
TM
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18. Maintain control on Information that will
be revealed
Prof Class
University Business
Friend Personal Data
Collab Professional MySelf
ProjectA
Self-Registration
MySelf
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19. Future works
• Graph Algorithm
• Super Connection (Basket of Resources)
• Visualization techniques (HTML5)
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