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DESCRIPTION:When writing software to process health\, genetic or other sens
 itive data in High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters\, software develop
 ers and researchers must consider the requirements of the General Data Pro
 tection Regulation\, including the principle of privacy by design and the 
 duties of data protection.  \n In this webinar we will highlight the risks
  of working with sensitive data on an HPC cluster and what are common soft
 ware vulnerabilities. We will discuss general best practices in software d
 evelopment and provide guidelines on how to handle data in applications. W
 e will also raise awareness of outside factors that affect data security a
 nd briefly mention important generic organisational measures that should b
 e in place.\n\n### About the speaker\n\nSarah Peter studied Bioinformatics
  and worked for a few years as a researcher and data manager at the Max Pl
 anck Institute. Now she works at the [Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomed
 icine\, UNILU](https://wwwen.uni.lu/lcsb)\, as an Infrastructure Engineer 
 in the R3 and IT Infrastructure team. She is also the liaison for the HPC 
 team. Since GDPR has come into effect\, she spends some of her time doing 
 risk analysis for the institute’s IT infrastructure and the HPC cluster.
LOCATION:\, 
SUMMARY:Data protection and privacy preservation in software development
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/data-protection-and-pri
 vacy-preservation-software-development-0
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