Data incidents#
Purpose#
Data incidents such as
unauthorised data ingress or egress
unauthorised access
users breaking the terms-of-use
must be investigated to determine whether any action needs to be taken.
Scope#
This procedure covers data incidents for all projects running in the Turing TRE.
Responsibilities#
Role |
Responsibility |
---|---|
Turing data protection representative |
Deciding on appropriate action |
Trusted research lead |
Deciding on appropriate action |
π§βπ¬ Project team representative |
Deciding on appropriate action |
π§βπ§ Trusted research system administrator representative |
Deciding on appropriate action |
π§βπ» Trusted research data manager representative |
Deciding on appropriate action |
Procedure#
A data incident meeting should be called as soon as possible after any team member becomes aware of a potential incident. The following people should be invited
Turing data protection representative
One or more representives of the system administrator team
One or more representives of the data management team
One or more representives of the π§βπ¬ Project team
A decision should be taken during this meeting about what action needs to be taken This may involve, for example:
shutdown of a TRE
suspension of a user from the TRE (permanently or temporary)
removal of data from a TRE
referral to the ICO
Someone attending the meeting should be assigned to write a report summarising the reason why the incident occurred and recommending any remedial actions or changes to processes if appropriate.
Navigate to
in SharepointMake a copy of the
YYYY-MM-DD_report_template.tex
template with an appropriate nameWrite up your report of the incident using the templateβs suggested headers, but feel free to add as much or as little information as is required for the particular incident
The report should be shared with everyone who was invited to the incident meeting for comment
Amend the report if necessary
Convert the report to PDF using the
make_pdf.sh
script