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 ====== Security & privacy ====== ====== Security & privacy ======
  
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 The following security and privacy measures are in place for the VRW: The following security and privacy measures are in place for the VRW:
-- Zoning and isolation backend services & network. The virtual research workspace resides in a very +  * Zoning and isolation back end services & network. The virtual research workspace resides in a very trusted zone (Baseline Information Security 2021). By default, no direct inbound or outbound traffic will be allowed. No direct internet access; 
-trusted zone (Baseline Information Security 2021). By default, no direct inbound or outbound +  * Multi factor authentication; 
-traffic will be allowed. No direct internet access; +  * Federated identity management: login and password management lie within the user’s own institution; 
-- Multi factor authentication; +  * All data access is monitored and audited; 
-- Federated identity management: login and password management lie within the user’s own +  * Compliant to the GDPR privacy policy; 
-institution; +  * Compliant to the UG Baseline Information Security 2021; 
-- All data access is monitored and audited; +  * Role based access for layered authorization. 
-- Compliant to the GDPR privacy policy; + 
-- Compliant to the Baseline Information Security 2021; +{{ :vrw:roles.png?800 |}} 
-- Role based access for layered authorization+ 
 +==== Storage & backup ==== 
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 +By default, every user will have a 1 GB home drive and collaborative group drive of 100 GB these drives will be backed up conform Service Level Agreement CIT Backup Services. Additional storage can be added on demand. A fair use policy is in effect in regard to overuse. 
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