Apple have assured us that your fingerprint data is secure on the phone and never comes into contact with the Apple cloud, meaning the fingerprints of iPhone users – or "zombies", as the NSA affectionately refers to them – are supposedly perfectly safe.
All electronic data will be secured on a password-protected laptop.
Consequently, all analyses presented here are based on the aggregated data that had been secured before.
Data on the box itself is secured with a 256 bit AES encryption.
All transition tracking data were stored on secure servers with security configured such that each case could be accessed by one OPTIC staff member at a time.
All data were stored on highly secured, password-protected files.
The data were stored on the secured computer server of Hannover Medical School.
Many researchers perceived that their data were more secure if stored on portable drives or on local server infrastructure than it would be in commercial clouds.
De-identified data were maintained on secure database.
This data were presented anonymised and secured on official health-service hardware and networks only.
