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title: "Turing Data Safe Haven"
url: "https://data-safe-haven.readthedocs.io"
repository-code: "https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/data-safe-haven"
authors:
  - given-names: James
    family-names: Robinson
  - given-names: Martin T.
    family-names: O'Reilly
  - given-names: Jim
    family-names: Madge
  - given-names: Tom
    family-names: Doel
  - given-names: James
    family-names: Cunningham
  - given-names: Miguel
    family-names: Morin
  - given-names: Catherine
    family-names: Lawrence
  - given-names: Rob
    family-names: Clarke
  - given-names: Ben
    family-names: Walden
  - given-names: Warick
    family-names: Wood
  - given-names: Oliver
    family-names: Forrest
  - given-names: James
    family-names: Hetherington
  - given-names: Kirstie
    family-names: Whitaker
  - given-names: Tim
    family-names: Hobson
  - given-names: George
    family-names: Holmes
  - given-names: Federico
    family-names: Nanni
  - given-names: Ed
    family-names: Chalstrey
  - given-names: Tomas
    family-names: Lazauskas
  - given-names: Rachel
    family-names: Winstanley
  - given-names: Daniel
    family-names: Allen
  - given-names: Alvaro
    family-names: Cabrejas Egea
  - given-names: Ian
    family-names: Carter
  - given-names: Hari
    family-names: Sood
  - given-names: Brett
    family-names: Todd
  - given-names: Diego
    family-names: Arenas
  - given-names: Kevin
    family-names: Xu
  - given-names: Sebastian
    family-names: Vollmer
  - given-names: Jules
    family-names: Manser
  - given-names: Christopher
    family-names: Edsall
  - given-names: Jack
    family-names: Roberts
  - given-names: Guillaume
    family-names: Noell
  - given-names: David
    family-names: Beavan
license: BSD-3-Clause
keywords:
  - "trusted research environment"
  - "infrastructure as code"
  - "cloud computing"
references:
  - title: "Design choices for productive, secure, data-intensive research at scale in the cloud"
    doi: 10.48550/arXiv.1908.08737
    type: article
    authors:
      - given-names: Diego
        family-names: Arenas
      - given-names: Jon
        family-names: Atkins
      - given-names: Claire
        family-names: Austin
      - given-names: David
        family-names: Beavan
      - given-names: Alvaro Cabrejas
        family-names: Egea
      - given-names: Steven
        family-names: Carlysle-Davies
      - given-names: Ian
        family-names: Carter
      - given-names: Rob
        family-names: Clarke
      - given-names: James
        family-names: Cunningham
      - given-names: Tom
        family-names: Doel
      - given-names: Oliver
        family-names: Forrest
      - given-names: Evelina
        family-names: Gabasova
      - given-names: James
        family-names: Geddes
      - given-names: James
        family-names: Hetherington
      - given-names: Radka
        family-names: Jersakova
      - given-names: Franz
        family-names: Kiraly
      - given-names: Catherine
        family-names: Lawrence
      - given-names: Jules
        family-names: Manser
      - given-names: Martin T.
        family-names: O'Reilly
      - given-names: James
        family-names: Robinson
      - given-names: Helen
        family-names: Sherwood-Taylor
      - given-names: Serena
        family-names: Tierney
      - given-names: Catalina A.
        family-names: Vallejos
      - given-names: Sebastian
        family-names: Vollmer
      - given-names: Kirstie
        family-names: Whitaker
    abstract: >
      We present a policy and process framework for secure environments for
      productive data science research projects at scale, by combining
      prevailing data security threat and risk profiles into five sensitivity
      tiers, and, at each tier, specifying recommended policies for data
      classification, data ingress, software ingress, data egress, user access,
      user device control, and analysis environments. By presenting design
      patterns for security choices for each tier, and using software defined
      infrastructure so that a different, independent, secure research
      environment can be instantiated for each project appropriate to its
      classification, we hope to maximise researcher productivity and minimise
      risk, allowing research organisations to operate with confidence.
    date-published: "2019-08-23"
    url: "https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.08737"
  - title: "Data safe havens in the cloud"
    type: website
    url: "https://www.turing.ac.uk/research/research-projects/data-safe-havens-cloud"
    authors:
      - name: "The Alan Turing Institute"