组织隐私的设计模式:关系类型的分类

Julio C. Caiza, Y. Martín, J. D. Álamo, Danny S. Guamán
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最近,隐私领域的立法、技术和组织框架激增,这些框架建议,甚至强制要求在设计信息系统时考虑隐私问题。隐私设计模式已被公认为是支持工程师完成这一复杂任务的有用工具,因为它们利用了工程社区中已有的最佳实践。目前有不同的隐私模式目录共存,但是,正在努力将这些分散的贡献统一到一个全面的模式系统中。为此,必须一致地表达隐私模式之间的关系。然而,可用的目录在不同的、不兼容的细节层次上描述模式关系,或者根本不描述它们。为了解决这个问题,本文提出了一种可用于描述隐私模式之间关系的关系类型的分类法。这个分类法已经针对每个单独的目录进行了验证,以确保它适用于统一的隐私模式系统。
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Organizing Design Patterns for Privacy: A Taxonomy of Types of Relationships
There has recently been an upsurge of legislative, technical and organizational frameworks in the field of privacy which recommend, and even mandate the need to consider privacy issues in the design of information systems. Privacy design patterns have been acknowledged as a useful tool to support engineers in this complex task, as they leverage best-practices which are already available in the engineering community. There are currently different privacy pattern catalogs coexisting, however, an ongoing effort is being made to unify these scattered contributions into one comprehensive system of patterns. To this end, the relationships between the privacy patterns must be expressed consistently. However, the catalogs available describe pattern relationships at different, incompatible levels of detail, or do not describe them at all. To solve this problem, this paper presents a taxonomy of types of relationships that can be used to describe the relationships between privacy patterns. This taxonomy has been validated against each individual catalog to ensure its applicability in the unified privacy pattern system.
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