| TD: IDEF Data Aggregation Risk

IDEF Data Aggregation Risk, v1.0

Specifies requirements in accordance with Identity Ecosystem Framework (IDEF) requirement PRIVACY-5: DATA AGGREGATION RISK.

Assessment Steps (2)

1 Data Aggregation Risk Assessment and Minimization (DataAggregationRiskAssessmentandMinimization) Does the entity (a) assess the privacy risk of aggregating personal information, in systems and processes where it is collected, generated, used, transmitted, or stored, and (b) wherever feasible, design and operate its systems and processes to minimize that risk? Artifact A1 Provide evidence (e.g. organizational policies, procedures, compliance/assessment reports, etc.) and supporting notes as appropriate to support the assessor's response to this assessment step.
2 Assessment and Limitation of Cross-Transaction Information Linkages Without Consent (AssessmentandLimitationofCross-TransactionInformationLinkagesWithoutConsent) Does the entity assess and limit linkages of personal information across multiple transactions in cases where those linkages could occur without the user's explicit consent? Artifact A1 Provide evidence (e.g. organizational policies, procedures, compliance/assessment reports, etc.) and supporting notes as appropriate to support the assessor's response to this assessment step.

Conformance Criteria (1)

Data Aggregation Risk Entities MUST assess the privacy risk of aggregating personal information, in systems and processes where it is collected, generated, used, transmitted, or stored, and wherever feasible, MUST design and operate their systems and processes to minimize that risk. Entities MUST assess and limit linkages of personal information across multiple transactions without the user's explicit consent. Citation IDEF Page 13

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https://artifacts.trustmarkinitiative.org/lib/tds/idef-data-aggregation-risk/1.0/

Publication Date

2018-10-01

Issuing Organization

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Keywords

IDEF, Aggregation, Consent, Design, Limitation, Privacy, Risk

Issuance Criteria

yes(ALL)

Target Recipient

Entities that want to participate in the Identity Ecosystem and demonstrate satisfaction of baseline identity service requirements and best practices such as those defined by the Identity Ecosystem Framework (IDEF) 1.0.

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Sources (1)

IDEF	Identity Ecosystem Steering Group. Identity Ecosystem Framework (IDEF) Baseline Functional Requirements v1.0 with Supplemental Guidance. Approved on 15 Oct 2015. https://www.idesg.org/portals/0/documents/core/IDEF-Baseline-Requirement-v1.0-with-Supplemental-Guidance_MOD.pdf.

Terms (5)

Term Name	Abbreviations	Definition
Entity		Any organization providing identity services.
Identity Ecosystem Framework	IDEF	The overarching set of policies, best practices and standards that serve as the policy foundation for the Identity Ecosystem.
Identity Ecosystem Steering Group	IDESG	A voluntary, public-private partnership dedicated to developing an Identity Ecosystem Framework (IDEF) and services to better online digital identity. The IDESG looks to advance the Identity Ecosystem called for in the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC).
Personal Information		Broadly means any information about or linked to a user that is collected, used, transmitted, or stored in or by digital identity management functions.
User		In usability statements, refers to an individual human being. This does not include machines, algorithms, or other non-human agents or actors. Equivalents and related terms may include: user- centric, user-centered, human-centered, end user, individual user, user-friendly. In security statements, may refer either to an individual natural person, or to an entity such as a company or agency: Various security requirements may confer opportunities, rights or remedies on a party or account which is served by a cybersecurity function, whether that account relates to a single human or to an organization.

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