Many research studies require secure handling and storage of personal and patient data to satisfy legislative (GDPR), regulatory and data providers’ Information Governance requirements.
To support researchers to meet these requirements, the Secure Enclave has been developed to provide a data management framework and a storage and data processing environment. It provides a centrally managed environment, with a dedicated team to provide service support, oversee access and audit the enclave for Information Governance compliance.
The Secure Enclave is ISO27001 certified (the industry standard in information security management) and is compliant with NHS Data Security and Protection. By providing a controlled secure area for each study, the risk of a data breach is lowered, with reduced administrative burden on individual research groups.
For further information about the enclaves and how research groups can use them please contact Paul Downey.
Key Individuals
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Professor Paul Elliott
Theme Lead, Informatics & Biobanking -
Dr Aldo Faisal
Senior Lecturer in Neurotechnology -
Dr Anna Hansell
Reader in Environmental Epidemiology -
Dr Ceire Costelloe
Director of Global Digital Health Unit -
Dr Evangelos Evangelou
Senior Lecturer -
Dr Mireille Toledano
Senior Lecturer in Epidemiology -
Dr Sarah Butcher
Head of Bioinformatics Support Service -
Mr Andrew Heard
Database Manager -
Professor Azeem Majeed
Professor of Primary Care -
Professor Brendan Delaney
Chair in Medical Informatics and Decision Making -
Professor Christopher Millett
Professor of Public Health -
Professor Elio Riboli
Director, School of Public Health -
Professor Gerry Thomas
Chair in Molecular Pathology & Director of Imperial Tissue Bank -
Professor Jaspal Kooner
Professor of Clinical Cardiology -
Professor John Chambers
Professor of Cardiovascular Epidemiology -
Professor Majid Ezzati
Chair in Global Environmental Health -
Professor Mauricio Barahona
Chair in Biomathematics -
Professor Paul Aylin
Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health -
Professor Paulo Vineis
Chair in Environmental Epidemiology -
Professor Robert Glen
Chair in Computational Medicine
