Sentences with phrase «personal healthcare data»

The problem, according to Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, was that the ads were served using information that was legally protected: personal healthcare data.

There are many challenges involved in fixing America's broken healthcare system, but certainly one of the knottiest is privacy — and the many questions that surround the exploding amounts of personal healthcare data.

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Their research also found that industries such as financial services, healthcare and manufacturing experience the highest level of attacks given that they have massive financial assets, a rich vein of personal data to be tapped, and physical inventories that hold significant value.

ResearchKit, an open - source platform for creating iPhone apps that collect healthcare research data, will bring together huge swathes of personal data from a significant portion of the population.

The exemption could also be used to facilitate the sharing of personal data between public services and the Home Office if it's decided checking everyone's entitlement to access healthcare, education or social housing is necessary for effective immigration control.

Those systems are gradually replacing clinic - centered healthcare, and we wanted to find a unique solution to protect sensitive personal health data with something simple, available and cost - effective,» said Zhanpeng Jin, assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University.

Dartmouth College researchers have developed a digital «magic wand» to improve home healthcare and to prevent hackers from stealing your personal data.

Advising a UK company about data protection issues as part of the design of a mobile app for health service workers in a healthcare context, in particular issues concerning the precise identification of the relevant data controllers and around the permitted scope of processing of sensitive personal data.

Unlike personal identifying information — which might include a name, email address, and credit card numbers or a Social Security number — healthcare - related information offers a wealth of additional data, including medical records.

The increasing hacks in healthcare come at a time when U.S. companies have fallen under scrutiny for how they manage consumer data, raising questions about how personal information should be used and protected.