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The document presents a proposal for a cognitive privacy framework for a smart city architecture based on people as sensors. It discusses the importance of protecting people's personal data in smart cities. The proposed framework would use a human-like privacy protection mechanism that is non-intrusive, seamless, context-sensitive, and highly customizable. It suggests using a cognitive or mental model approach. An initial systematic review found that while the specific problem has not been addressed, related work includes privacy in smart grids, cognitive models and privacy, and mental models and security. The presentation takes questions and confirms the proposal is still being developed and validated.

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Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Centro de Inform叩tica P坦s-Gradua巽達o em Ci棚ncia da Computa巽達o ASSERT Lab A COGNITIVE PRIVACY FRAMEWORK TO A SMART CITY ARCHITECTURE BASED ON PEOPLE AS SENSORS Welington Manoel da Silva Orienta巽達o: Prof. Dr. Vin鱈cius Cardoso Garcia (UFPE) Co-orienta巽達o: Prof. Dr. Alexandre lvaro (UFSCar)
Why? Smart City Software Architectures Essential requirements People are important, essential Main goal: improve life quality People as Sensors What if I don't want to disclose my personal data? Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 2
How? Human-like privacy protection mechanism Non intrusive Seamless interaction Context sensitive Highly customizable Shortly Just like we do! (Quite a challenge han?) Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 3
How? Thus, [ Cognitive | Mental ] Model ? Cognitive mechanism seams to be promising Systematic Review Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 4
SR, so far The problem has not been specifically tackled yet But Privacy on Smart Grid Privacy and Cognitive model Security and Mental Model Policy-based is the most used mechanism followed by some sort of data masking Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 5
Questions? Yes sir! but sometimes answers lead to more questions What about the proposal? Ideas are coming! Domain-specific validation You can bet! Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 6

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  • 1. Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Centro de Inform叩tica P坦s-Gradua巽達o em Ci棚ncia da Computa巽達o ASSERT Lab A COGNITIVE PRIVACY FRAMEWORK TO A SMART CITY ARCHITECTURE BASED ON PEOPLE AS SENSORS Welington Manoel da Silva Orienta巽達o: Prof. Dr. Vin鱈cius Cardoso Garcia (UFPE) Co-orienta巽達o: Prof. Dr. Alexandre lvaro (UFSCar)
  • 2. Why? Smart City Software Architectures Essential requirements People are important, essential Main goal: improve life quality People as Sensors What if I don't want to disclose my personal data? Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 2
  • 3. How? Human-like privacy protection mechanism Non intrusive Seamless interaction Context sensitive Highly customizable Shortly Just like we do! (Quite a challenge han?) Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 3
  • 4. How? Thus, [ Cognitive | Mental ] Model ? Cognitive mechanism seams to be promising Systematic Review Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 4
  • 5. SR, so far The problem has not been specifically tackled yet But Privacy on Smart Grid Privacy and Cognitive model Security and Mental Model Policy-based is the most used mechanism followed by some sort of data masking Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 5
  • 6. Questions? Yes sir! but sometimes answers lead to more questions What about the proposal? Ideas are coming! Domain-specific validation You can bet! Smart Cities and Internet of Things Research Group | Recife, 2012 6