Postsecondary Data Infrastructure: What is Possible Today
Postsecondary Data Infrastructure: What is Possible Today
Postsecondary Data Infrastructure: What is Possible Today
AuthorAmy O'Hara, Research Professor, Massive Data Institute, Georgetown University
OrganizationInstitute for Higher Education Policy
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This paper highlights promising examples of data systems that are prioritizing privacy and security. These examples span from government agencies to academia and cover sectors ranging from healthcare to national defense. In this analysis, O’Hara uses a “Five Safes” framework as an approach for guiding secure data practices:
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