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✨ Add manage data spills page #64
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IDs in the raw clinical data provided by Kids First researchers | ||
(i.e. PID0001, SS-H02, etc.) | ||
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One caveat is that you can have sensitive data inside a **private Kids First |
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Should we include secrets in here too? Or make another document on cleaning those up? |
@dankolbman Yes, I think we should definitely have some guidelines on dealing w compromised secrets. We could probably have it in the larger data spills section but have a separate page for it if you think the checklist of actions to take will be a lot different |
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A data spill is the accidental or deliberate exposure of information into an | ||
uncontrolled or unauthorised environment, or to persons without a need-to-know. | ||
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There are many examples of data spills, but for the purposes of this guide, |
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Per @dankolbman's comment on secrets - we could change the intro a bit:
we will focus on two kinds of sensitive data: clinical research data and secrets. This page will provide guidelines on what to do if this data is exposed in a public GitHub repository.
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We can update the incident report with links in the future.
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