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Work item: X.suppl.39 (ex X.rdda)
Subject/title: ITU-T X.1148 - Supplement on requirements for data de-identification assurance
Status: Agreed on 2023-09-08 [Issued from previous study period]
Approval process: Agreement
Type of work item: Supplement
Version: New
Equivalent number: -
Timing: -
Liaison: ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27/WG5, ISO/IEC JTC 1/WG9
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Summary: De-identified data incurs the risk of re-identifying individuals. So, it is important to assess the threat that de-identified data is used to identify individuals through re-identification methods. De-identification methods, which can be used for re-identification risk assessment, may be selected accordingly based on the following considerations: Data risk assessment: Data composition, data distribution, possession of other data, Data use environment risk assessment: Confidence level of data recipient, impact during re-identification, inadvertent re-identification, Using and managing de-identification data: Security measures for de-identification data, monitoring of re-identification possibilities, compliance with de-identification data provision or consignment contracts. This Supplement defines data de-identification assurance. It also provides a set of requirements for managing data de-identification assurance, including data risk assessment, risk assessment of the data use environment, and using and managing de-identified data.
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Feng GAO, Editor
Lim HYUNG-JIN, Editor
I seok KANG, Editor
Jihune KIM, Editor
Soonseok KIM, Editor
Byunghoon LEE, Editor
Yunsik PARK, Editor
Heung Youl YOUM, Editor
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Last update: 2023-10-17 12:18:44