Identity Resolution Daily Links 2009-10-02
[Post from Infoglide] To Move or Not to Move: That is the Question
A continual theme at IdentityResolutionDaily is maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of data at all times. Two recent posts concerned fusion centers and citizen profiling, but the same issues apply to virtually any application of entity resolution technology. The fact is that, in some cases, anonymous identity resolution is a requirement for more sensitive identity resolution implementations.
GCN: Entity resolution’s growing role in security efforts
“Research firm and consultancy Gartner has been tracking the entity-resolution market for several years. ‘Entity resolution and analysis was previously an obscure technology that has come to the forefront as a result of world events and market forces where it is used to identify the use of false identities and networks of individuals who are attempting to hide their relationships to each other,’ stated Gartner in ‘Hype Cycle for Master Data Management,’ a report released in June.”
iHealthBeat: Consensus Needed on EHR Access, Privacy Issues, Panelists Say
“Panelists noted that although some patients want the ability to segregate and mask certain sections of their EHRs, physicians are wary of protections that would deny them access to critical patient medical information.”
Security Management: Fusion Centers Forge Ahead
“More than 70 operate at the state, regional, and urban levels. The question eight years after 9-11 is: How well are these centers fulfilling their goals of information collection, analysis, and dissemination—and to the extent that these efforts are falling short, what remains to be done to meet the goals and to ensure the future sustainability of these centers?”
SmartData Collective: Poor Data Quality is a Virus
“Poor data quality is a viral contaminant that will undermine the operational, tactical, and strategic initiatives essential to the enterprise’s mission to survive and thrive in today’s highly competitive and rapidly evolving marketplace. Left untreated or unchecked, this infectious agent will negatively impact the quality of business decisions.”
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