Usability Study on Data Protection Automated Policy Reviewer Tool for the Jamaica Data Privacy and Protection Environments (#1769)

Authors

Morgan, Mijan Lori

Abstract

This paper provides a summary analysis specific to the conceptual requirements elicitation process we had done to provide a Human-Computer Interactive environment that tracks how we can evaluate the relevance of the various information technology security policies, by way of search, updates, and mapping services for said documents. The Human-Computer Interaction tool’s is called our Data Protection Automated Policy Reviewer. This usability study supports a basic thematic analysis using a qualitative method. We engaged a convenient sample as our approach to glean feedback with respect to the targeted audience engaged with the user experience of the provided automated front-end design of our policy reviewer tool. In essence because of the high-level experimental user interface prototype along with the thematic reviews on the usability of our user interface for the policy reviewer. Our work borders on a mixed methodology.