Furthermore, we did not consider work in which access to pseudonymized data is controlled by patients, e.g. via smart cards [ 79, 80].
"I think once the dust has settled we may see more nuanced discussions about what open really means, the challenge of creating innovative companies in an area where access to data is tightly controlled," said Page. "I think Elsevier's role as the bogieman of science publishing, while probably deserved, misses the point.
In the end, the government's snark in its brief that "Apple has attempted to design and market its products to allow technology, rather than the law, to control access to data" is too clever by half because it is the law as Congress wrote it that permitted Apple to deploy secure phone technology in the first place and that precludes the government from requiring Apple to undermine it.
The first step in protecting and controlling access to data is to find it, but by no means is this an easy problem to solve.
Can access to data be truly transformative?
Access to data was immediate.
Modelling security policies that capture the SecureDIS main properties is useful to demonstrate how access to data can be controlled by several conditions, as explained in Sect.
This implies that raw-data should never leave its repository, and access to it is controlled by the repository/data owner".
To protect the personal integrity of the subjects according to Swedish law, data access is controlled by a committee.
The path through the internet network is driven by which server computers need to be accessed to provide data, which in turn is controlled by the type of request (ie video or text) and your geographical location.
Besides, we design a secure location-sensitive data sharing (SLDS) scheme based on Ears, in which data access is controlled by identity as well as location and the shared data is re-encrypted after each retrieval.
