The strategic outcomes of this project are to provide IU strategic advantages for:

Formalizing collaborations around sensitive data service development and delivery with key units, including OVPR, ORA, SSRC, SPEA, Indiana CTSI, Regenstrief, clinical affairs schools, ITSO, and CACR.

Developing a sustainable financial model for these services, which may include charge-back to funded projects.

Developing dedicated staffing within UITS Research Technologies who are knowledgeable about governing regulations and experts regarding the technical options for implementation.

Evolving the underlying technology and infrastructure to improve reach, scale, security, and costs.

Expanding the current service to be able to meet the growing needs of the IU research community while managing the risks of working with sensitive data.

Outcomes: The tactical outcomes of this project include: Given the growing demand for sensitive data analysis, its applicability across many schools, departments, and campuses, and the mandate to minimize the university's risks with regard to data exposures, this service has become an official UITS service to be operated by the Research Technologies division.

The current service aligns with guidelines established by common social science data providers, including the Inter-university Consortium on Political and Social Research (ICPSR), the Indiana Department of Education, and the Bureau of Labor Standards. This service is delivered in conjunction with the Social Science Research Commons (SSRC), which provides user access controls and custodianship over the data. Terminology) is an important and growing need within IU's research computing environment.Īt IUB, SPEA has developed a service called Restricted Access Data Remote Server ( RADaRS), which delivers specially secured access to a virtualized Microsoft Windows server environment for such data. Longer description: Computing with data deemed sensitive (classified as Critical or Restricted in institutional data Short description: The Research Technologies division of UITS is assuming responsibility for the Windows sensitive data server operated by the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA), and will extend availability of the service to researchers at Indiana University Bloomington (and eventually university-wide). Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.

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