Data Sharing in Modern Australia
Speaker | Justin Warren |
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Time | 2019-08-02 11:10 |
Conference | PyCon Au 2019 |
Talk details | Link |
Legislation
HealthEngine
- HealthEngine sharing clients personal information with Lawyers.
- Q: Is this an Injury, and were you injured at work?
- If answered yes, would share data with Lawyers who deal with injury at work issues.
- Data breach.
Medicare
- Lets share 10% of data.
- Anonymized it. Not very well.
- Researchers were able to deanonymize the data.
- People copied it.
- Attempted to pass legalisation to make it illegal to deanonymize data. Not passed yet.
Red Cross blood service
- Service provider
- Accidentally put backup in public accessible website.
Data
- Data is the new Asbestos
- Do you really need this Data?
- Software keeps track of more and more data we don’t need.
- Asking for permission to share data is OK.
- Sharing data for advertising without permission not OK.
- Computer is not your friend. Computer does what it is told.
- Designed by humans. Humans are failable.
ABS: Australian Bureau of Statistics
- If we are going to put out data, and there are only 2 or 3 people in cell, they won’t do so, as risk exists that individuals can be identified.
- Strong legislation.
List of various other organisations