Securing Data Visualizations
Time 10/16/18 02:40PM-03:30PM
Session Abstract
Data visualization presents a security and privacy minefield. Visualization professionals -- driven by a mandate to make data more accessible -- often expose information in ways that are at odds to the institution's data governance infrastructure. The end result is often a lot of meetings and opportunities lost.
Internet2's Grouper provides an opportunity to bridge the gap: provide timely access to institutional data, while at the same time respecting critical data governance rules. But Grouper alone is often not enough -- it needs to be paired with custom-developed software that is better aligned with the unique needs of visualizations.
This session has two objectives: (1) to share the story of how IU brought together security, policy, privacy, reporting, and data governance teams to solve a key business problem, and (2) discuss deploying Grouper in a way that emphasizes secure deployments.
Many of these lessons learned can be generalized to apply to other applications. Learn how IU leveraged Docker secrets, Consul encrypted values and Bamboo to manage a secure deployment pipeline for Grouper.
Presentation Media
Primary track Information Security
Secondary tracks Trust & Identity