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This research aims to analyze how administrative transparency publications impact organizational identity exposure.

March 19, 2026Open Access

Organizational Exposure Through Administrative Transparency: A Graph-Based Approach to Identity-Centric Risk in Public Administration

Key Points

This research aims to analyze how administrative transparency publications impact organizational identity exposure.
Introduced the Transparency Exposure Graph (TEG) framework for analysis.
Applied TEG to 23 real administrative documents.
Identified exposed identities, roles, and organizational nodes.
Revealed structurally exposed identities and roles in organizations.
Showed connections between administrative transparency and cybersecurity resilience planning.

Abstract

This paper introduces the Transparency Exposure Graph (TEG), a graph-based framework for analyzing how cumulative administrative transparency publications may increase organizational reconstructability and identity-centric exposure in public institutions. Applied to a pilot corpus of 23 real administrative documents, the framework identifies structurally exposed identities, roles, and organizational nodes relevant to cybersecurity resilience planning under NIS2 and GDPR.

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