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原文传递 Security, At What Cost?
题名: Security, At What Cost?
责任者: by Neil Robinson, Dimitris Potoglou, Chong Woo Kim, Peter Burge, Richard Warnes
关键词: Counterterrorism, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber and Data Sciences, Discrete Choice Modeling, Emerging Technologies, Health Information Privacy, National Security and Terrorism, Public Safety, Terrorism Risk Management, Transportation Security, United Kingdom
学科分类: 交通运输规划与管理
摘要: The heightened security environment in the United Kingdom today is resplendent with examples of government policy that must strike a delicate balance between strengthening security without jeopardising public liberties and personal privacy. The introduction of national identity cards and biometric passports, the expansion of the DNA database, and cross-departmental sharing of information raise a number of privacy issues. Civil liberties may be suspended by the exercise of stop and search powers by the police or detention of suspects prior to a trial. Much of the current privacy vs. security debate occurs at an emotional level with little evidence informing the argument. This report outlines the results of a stated preference discrete choice modelling study that sought to objectively understand the real privacy, liberty and security trade-offs of individuals so that policy makers can be better informed about individuals true preferences in this domain. Three real-life case studies were investigated where these factors come into play; applying for a passport; travel on the national rail network and attendance at a major public event such as the opening ceremony of the Olympics. A panel of internet users demographically weighted to the UK population were asked to choose amongst different alternatives for each of the scenarios. The data was analysed and individuals were found to be willing to pay for advanced CCTV cameras with facial recognition technology, X-Ray machines & body scanners and various forms of security personnel. Socio-demographic segments in the sample also became evident.
出版机构: RAND
报告类型: 咨询报告
资源类型: 科技(咨询、行业)报告
初始创建时间: 2010
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