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2022 01 10 Chat with IA

Tristram Oaten edited this page Jan 10, 2022 · 4 revisions

Attendees

  • James Sheppard lead tech arc at CIFU
  • David Biddle fe dev on CIFU
  • Agz Interaction designer on CIFU
  • Daniel Burnley Senior Dev on CIFU
  • Hannah Cooper senior content designer on CIFU
  • Anne Carr senior performance analysist on CIFU
  • Betty Mwema Service designer CIFU
  • Leo Archutowski Senior User researcher on Expert Servcies
  • Chris Cameron senior interaction designer on CIFU
  • Gianni Howard-Hole SDM on CIFU
  • Paul Ellis IA lead for GOVUK
  • Joe Levey privacy and data protection "person" for GOVUK
  • Iain Boyd engagement lead on CIFU

Introductions

JS explains CIFU to IA, tldr:

We want every form on govuk to be accessible, easy to use, and quick to process

Discussion

JS:

  • Data retention - can we store all the form data in our database, or should we just process the data, sending it on to the final department for storage?
  • Risk seems quite high, we have so much personal data we connect

PE:

  • DPIA look at what the data is, who the parties are, from IA we run some threat modelling.
    • Google forms has security controls out of the box, for instance
  • We put together a scope, pentest etc
  • end up with a risk assessment, and a form saying "risk" tolerable to the risk owner
    • Was Fiona, will be someone new
  • Verify Hub is similar, so is Signin

JL:

  • Google Forms, as an example for instance, may have quirks builtin - we ask why, what does it benefit us - justify it.
  • Justify your tools to data subjects - other departments.
  • Segmentation the retention - orgs must be able to configure their retention - customer configured. Org per org.
    • Onus on each department to justify
  • Don't worry about the DPIA - JL will file
    • Starting point, understand data flows
    • We might not know exactly what data
    • How do we envisage the data working in practice
    • JL happy to workshop the flows
    • PE also happy
    • Workshop it - JS to arrange