一句话：研究以人为中心的网络安全因素如何影响国家数字身份系统的用户接受与使用，并提出改进框架。
国家数字身份系统（NDID）的用户感知会显著影响其使用与接受度。既有研究对NDID采用的框架支撑有限，且多聚焦政府服务及系统改进。本文评估以人为中心的网络安全因素如何影响用户对NDID的使用与接受，并以澳大利亚MyHealth记录为例，指出用户因担心数字身份信息被未经授权使用及隐私问题而强烈拒绝。作者假设这些以人为中心的网络安全因素会影响NDID采用与用户接受，并据此提出一个识别相关影响因素、进而改善NDID使用的框架，具有实践意义。摘要未给出具体样本、数据或实证结果细节。
User perceptions of national digital identity systems (NDIDs) significantly impact their use and acceptance. Previous study on the use of NDIDs has provided limited frameworks for future research, with a strong emphasis on government services as well as how the system may be improved. This study evaluates how human-centric cybersecurity factors influence the use of NDIDs and acceptance among users. For instance, MyHealth record, which is used in Australia to record medical services provided to users, was overwhelmingly rejected by users due to concerns about digital identification information being used without authorisation and other privacy concerns. We hypothesise that human-centric cybersecurity factors influence the use of NDID and acceptance among users. The study also has a practical implication since it provides a framework to determine human-centric cybersecurity factors that influence adoption and improve NDIDs usage.
@inproceedings{paperbot7244,
title = {Towards Improving the Adoption and Usage of National Digital Identity Systems},
author = {Malyun Muhudin Hilowle and William Yeoh and Marthie Grobler and Graeme Pye and Frank Jiang},
booktitle = {ASE},
year = {2022},
doi = {10.1145/3551349.3561144}
}