Evaluating the Impact of Role-Based Access Control and Data Privacy Measures on User Satisfaction and Security Compliance in the SEAIT OJT Evaluation and Feedback System

This study evaluates the impact of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and data privacy measures on user satisfaction and security compliance within the SEAIT OJT Evaluation and Feedback System. The research emphasizes the significance of robust security mechanisms in safeguarding sensitive feedback data and fostering trust in digital academic environments. Quantitative surveys conducted among students, staff, and system administrators highlight the effectiveness of RBAC in limiting unauthorized access and enhancing data privacy. While the system achieved favorable ratings for usability and security features, challenges persist in role clarity and privacy communication. These findings underscore the necessity of continuous improvements in user training, policy transparency, and technological innovations such as AI and blockchain integration. This study contributes to the advancement of secure, user-centric feedback systems in educational institutions.