Title :
Use Cases for Identity Management in E-Government
Author :
McKenzie, Robin ; Crompton, Malcolm ; Wallis, Colin
Author_Institution :
Inf. Integrity Solutions, Sydney
Abstract :
E-government identity management systems aren´t usually straightforward to implement. Culture and history strongly affect what might be acceptable to citizens in particular circumstances, with levels of trust being a key factor. The authors discuss these issues and present a use case from New Zealand.
Keywords :
government data processing; security of data; socio-economic effects; New Zealand; cultural impacts; e-government identity management systems; history; Australia; Cultural differences; Electronic government; Finance; History; Identity management systems; Information security; Law enforcement; National security; Terrorism; Identity management; SAML; accountability; authentication; citizen centric; citizen control; culture; digital identity; e-government; history; identity management system; identity verification; privacy; risk; security; single sign on; use case; user centric; user control;
Journal_Title :
Security & Privacy, IEEE
DOI :
10.1109/MSP.2008.51
