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One Year In: How the Opening of Health Canada’s Portal Affects You

Niamh McGuinness, PhD – Senior Analyst, CTT, Privacy Analytics Inc. April 27, 2020 Just over a year ago, Health Canada stipulated that all clinical trials documents needed to make their way onto its...

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Building an Anonymization Pipeline

This highly actionable book serves as an end-to-end advisory guide to the data anonymization process. It walks you through several different systems – from collection to outputs – exploring various...

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Putting our passion into action against COVID-19

Message from Sarah Lyons, General Manager, Privacy Analytics Privacy Analytics is wholly committed to the global effort to respond to COVID-19. We have the collective will, the personal urgency and the...

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Webinar: Can you Achieve Trustworthiness Through Transparency?

Data Sharing and Data Anonymization: the Vivli-Privacy Analytics Partnership In this presentation Vivli and Privacy Analytics discuss on how both organizations help data contributors share their data...

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Integrate.ai improves the customer experience with privacy-preserving AI

How did an AI innovator turn its need for data privacy into an engine for business growth? (Spoiler: they doubled-down on privacy, turning it into a competitive advantage.) Client Context Helping...

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How does risk-based anonymization work?

Sarah Lyons, Privacy Analytics’ General Manager, covers the basics of risk-based anonymization. The post How does risk-based anonymization work? appeared first on Privacy Analytics.

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Why should I use Expert Determination over Safe Harbor?

You need to choose a de-identification method that will give you the richest possible data for the lowest risk. In the video, Luk Arbuckle, Privacy Analytics’ Chief Methodologist, explains why Expert...

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What do I need to know about GDPR, HIPAA and CCPA to meet our regulatory and...

Depending on where you’re based, and where you do business, your data requires certain levels of regulatory compliance. In this video, Luk Arbuckle, Privacy Analytics’ Chief Methodologist, explains...

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Should we invest in building our own de-identification capability?

Watch our De-Identification Services Business Leader, Grant Middleton, answer the question: “Should we invest in building internal de-identification capability?” The post Should we invest in building...

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How can we safely gain business value from sensitive data?

Sarah Lyons, Privacy Analytics’ General Manager, on safely gaining business value from your sensitive data. The post How can we safely gain business value from sensitive data? appeared first on...

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What is the difference between data masking, de-identification, and...

These terms come up often in discussions about data privacy, but their definitions are sometimes unclear. In this video, Grant Middleton, Privacy Analytics’ Senior Solutions Architect, explains what...

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What is HIPAA de-identification?

The HIPAA Privacy Rule outlines specific ways to de-identify Protected Health Information (PHI). In this video, Luk Arbuckle, Privacy Analytics’ Chief Methodologist, breaks down the specifics to help...

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What do I need to know about transitioning from Safe Harbor to Expert...

Switching de-identification methods might be the most valuable data decision your company can make. In this video, Luk Arbuckle, Privacy Analytics’ Chief Methodologist, covers the basics of switching....

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Turn Data Assets into Business Opportunity Under CCPA

by Luk Arbuckle – Chief Methodologist Business Problem How the CCPA is changing the legislative landscape Since the California Consumer Privacy Act was signed in 2018, multiple other states have...

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Can you comply your way to greatness?

by Sarah Lyons – Senior Director, Operations I recently heard something that stuck with me: “Nobody complies their way to greatness.” An interesting comment, and a relevant one for all of us in the...

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When to Integrate Anonymization of Documents and Data

by Sarah Lyons – Senior Director, Operations Should sponsors integrate risk-based anonymization across both documents and structured individual patient data (S-IPD)? Good question—and a common one. The...

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Deep-Diving into Re-identification: Perspectives On An Article In Nature...

by Dr. Khaled El-Emam – General Manager of Privacy Analytics Recently, an article in Nature Communications caught our attention, primarily because it discussed re-identification risk. It also happened...

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Learning at Scale: Anonymizing Unstructured Data using AI/ML

by Rachel Li, Ph.D. – Senior Machine Learning Engineer Unstructured data, such as medical notes, pose unique challenges with regards to anonymization. Not having a traditional database means that you...

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Early Impact of Health Canada’s New Guidelines

Sarah Lyons – Senior Director, Operations Health Canada has introduced new regulatory guidance for anonymizing clinical study reports. As background, Bill C-17 Protecting Canadians from Unsafe Drugs...

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Privacy Analytics Events 2019

If you’re looking to safely turn your most sensitive data assets into your most powerful business drivers then you’ll be interested in the events schedule below. Our privacy experts are speaking across...

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