"There will be specialty software for things like medical data, where you require extra security or privacy," says Robert Muglia, a former senior executive at Microsoft who recently joined the networking company Juniper Networks as head of software.
ENCRYPT YOUR DATA Even if you require a password to use your smartphone, a thief can theoretically plug the device into a computer and hack around to take a look at your data.
You may already have the data you need, but chances are you need to source some or all of the data required.
Over time, the data you are required to hand over become more and more personal, and such handovers cease to be optional.
If you require the raw data, please contact us.
Regardless of where your company is located and processes data, you are still required to comply with the regulation.
When submitting your data, you will be required to submit some personal information, including name, surname, address, telephone number, email address, and area of expertise.
For example, if your research is funded by the NIH, you work at a University of California institution, and would like to publish in Bioengineering and Translational Medicine, you'll learn that the journal encourages you to share your data, the NIH requires you to share your data, and the university does not have a policy.
This is of course assuming you have enough data to require more than one external hard drive.
Success in analytics requires having data you can trust.
