This session explores various types of non-personal sensitive data through a series of case studies. It introduces the Secure ANalysis Environment (SANE), showcasing how sensitive data can be securely accessed and analyzed without permitting downloads. An interactive demo is included to give researchers a practical understanding of how SANE facilitates controlled data access.
The second part of the workshop presents the Secure ANalysis Environment (SANE), demonstrating how sensitive data can be made accessible for inspection and analysis without allowing downloads. The session includes an interactive demo, providing researchers with a clear understanding of how SANE supports controlled-data access.
This workshop is part of a series organised by the project ‘Beyond personal data: a new initiative to support early-career researchers with hard-to-share data’ financed by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) via the Thematic Digital Competence Centre Social Sciences & Humanities (TDCC-SSH).
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