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Psychiatry Resources
Residency and Fellowship
eJournals & eBooks
Drugs, Lab Tests & Guidelines
Behavioral Tests
Professional Articles to Know
UMMS Psychiatry Residency
Recommended eTexts for Psychiatry Residents
Useful Apps Recommended by the Psychiatry Training Office
LSL Mobile Resources Guide
Psychiatry Residency Texts
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Journal Club Articles
PsychiatryOnline
NEJM Resident 360
JANE: tool to find journals, articles or authors
Finding and Evaluating Journals
Contacts for Assistance
E*Value (Password Access Only)
Psychiatry Residency Wiki (Residents Only)
USMLEasy
The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Geriatric Psychiatry by David C. Steffens (Editor); Dan G. Blazer (Editor); Mugdha E. Thakur (Editor)
Kaufman's Clinical Neurology for Psychiatrists, 8th ed. by David M. Kaufman, Howard L. Geyer and Mark J. Milstein
Kaufman's Clinical Neurology for Psychiatrists by David Myland Kaufman
Neurobiology of Mental Illness by Dennis S. Charney (Editor); Pamela Sklar (Editor); Joseph D. Buxbaum (Editor); Eric J. Nestler (Editor)
The Neuroscience of Clinical Psychiatry by Edmund S. Higgins
Neuroscience of Clinical Psychiatry by Edmund S. Higgins; Mark S. George
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy by Deborah L Cabaniss; Sabrina Cherry; Carolyn J Douglas; Anna R Schwartz
Synopsis of Psychiatry by Benjamin James Sadock; Pedro Ruiz; Virginia A. Sadock
Clinical Psychopharmacology by Alan F. Schatzberg; Charles DeBattista
3D Brain
Behavioral neuroanatomy and case examples
Brain Tutor 3D
Correlate neuroanatomy with 3D MRI
Cerebrii
Neuroanatomy Review
PubMed on Tap
Search PubMed and read full-text articles in UMMS collection
MyPoint
Use your iPhone as a PowerPoint remote
WorldCat Mobile
Discover which libraries own books and journals. Search for all books by a given author or on a given subject
Sync files between your computer, phone, etc.
Good Reader
Read and Annotate PDF's
Keep track of all of your travel arrangements
Fluent News
Online Newspaper Aggregator
Take and manage notes and documents
To Do lists and more
Podcasts and Radio
Harvard Psychopharmacology Algorithm Project
Algorithms/decision trees to use in developing treatment strategies for Bipolar Depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Top drug database. Includes interaction checker, pill ID, tables and calculators, all on the free version.
Medscape (WebMD)
Includes standard medical information as well as a drug guide and medical news.
Handheld alert service downloads journal TOC's based on subject interests.
Differential Diagnosis tool that bases results on statistical probabilities on best evidence.
This is a list, posted by Dr. Benjamin on Amazon, of essential texts for Psychiatry Residency. Many of these books are available online or on the shelves in the Lamar Soutter Library. And if not, they can be borrowed (a free service for all UMMS/UMMHC residents) from other nearby libraries.
Journal Club articles that have been discussed in previous years are listed in a PubMed Collection where you can view the abstracts, save the articles, or find similar articles.
Find a list of ABPN-recommended Child and Adolescent Psychiatry articles in another PubMed Collection or on the "Professional Articles to Know" page of the Psychiatry Resource Guide.
2020-2021 Journal Club Articles:
Dobson, E. T., Bloch, M. H., & Strawn, J. R. (2019). Efficacy and Tolerability of Pharmacotherapy for Pediatric Anxiety Disorders: A Network Meta-Analysis. The Journal of clinical psychiatry, 80(1), 17r12064. https://doi-org.umassmed.idm.oclc.org/10.4088/JCP.17r12064
Gilliam, W. S., Maupin, A. N., Reyes, C. R., Accavitti, M., & Shic, F. (2016). Do early educators' implicit biases regarding sex and race relate to behavior expectations and recommendations of preschool expulsions and suspensions. Yale University Child Study Center, 9(28), 2016.
Hadland, S. E., Wharam, J. F., Schuster, M. A., Zhang, F., Samet, J. H., & Larochelle, M. R. (2017). Trends in Receipt of Buprenorphine and Naltrexone for Opioid Use Disorder Among Adolescents and Young Adults, 2001-2014. JAMA pediatrics, 171(8), 747–755. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamapediatrics.2017.0745
Snyder, H. R., Young, J. F., & Hankin, B. L. (2019). Chronic Stress Exposure and Generation Are Related to the P-Factor and Externalizing Specific Psychopathology in Youth. Journal of clinical child and adolescent psychology : the official journal for the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, American Psychological Association, Division 53, 48(2), 306–315. https://doi.org/10.1080/15374416.2017.1321002
For background reference: Caspi, A., & Moffitt, T. E. (2018). All for One and One for All: Mental Disorders in One Dimension. The American journal of psychiatry, 175(9), 831–844. https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ajp.2018.17121383
Van Meter, A. R., Burke, C., Youngstrom, E. A., Faedda, G. L., & Correll, C. U. (2016). The Bipolar Prodrome: Meta-Analysis of Symptom Prevalence Prior to Initial or Recurrent Mood Episodes. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 55(7), 543–555. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaac.2016.04.017
Psychiatry Online
Resources from American Psychiatric Association Publishing
Resident 360 is a tool from the New England Journal of Medicine that is designed to help residents navigate their residency.. Features include rotation preparation resources, discussion boards on topics relevant to residents and a social media outlet. Access is free to all UMMS/UMMHC residents via the Library's institutional subscription to the New England Journal of Medicine.
BMJ Case Reports Fellowship
UMass has an institutional fellowship code with BMJ Case Reports that will allow you to submit to the journal. Contact us using this link to receive the access code.
Jane is a tool that is designed to help you choose a journal in which to publish based on the topic of your paper or to identify other authors who publish in the same field. It is a free resource by the Biosemantics Group located in the Netherlands.
Finding and Evaluating Journals (PDF)
In this presentation, we demonstrate helpful tools and discuss criteria to consider when choosing a publishing venue. We also share tips for identifying and avoiding so-called predatory publishers, an increasingly common feature on the scholarly publishing landscape.
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W Barcelona is luxury beachfront hotel created by the world-famous Ricardo Bofill. The hotel's architectural design, hotel interior design and room design are deliciously hip, but the hotel's amenities and food get mixed reviews.
The W Barcelona hotel was built less than two years ago and sits out on the tip of a peninsula, so it is somewhat isolated from the action of the city. It may not be the best choice for those who want downtown hustle and bustle or old world charm. Still, it would be hard to beat the fabulous ambiance near an iconic city overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.


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Raj and Meghana's Rasam
Below is a recipe for rasam, a kind of soup that is a staple at dinner and a favorite cold remedy for Raj and Meghana. See the collections gallery to learn more about the ingredients.
Dried red chilis, curry leaves, and urad dal are added to heated oil.
Mustard seeds and cumin are mixed in.
A little bit of bitter fenugreek.
Chopped onions and garlic are stirred in.
Meghana has a special rasam powder that she adds: equal parts coriander powder, pepper, and ground channa dal.
Whole channa dal.
Whole coriander (dhania).
Whole peppercorn.
Turmeric (bright yellow), red chili powder, and ground cumin are added.
A bit of sour, sweet tamarind paste is added.
After adding water and simmering for a while, the rasam is salted to taste and topped with fresh coriander.
Rasam is eaten with rice.
Raj is originally from Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, a state in south India. He immigrated in 1987 and lived in Chicago until 1997 while completing masters/PhD in chemical engineering at UIC.
Immigration experience: Confronting a new food culture, new health issues, and learning to cook with roommates from diverse backgrounds on a tight budget.
Diet and nutrition: Knowledge and awareness of nutrition grew after emigrating to Chicago, blending Indian spices sent by parents with American produce.
When he first immigrated to the US, he struggled to find and cook foods he was familiar with from back home. When he found it difficult to get Indian spices and herbs, he asked his parents to send him a pre-mixed concoction called sambhar podhi (curry powder) which he put into all his dishes. To this day, he receives packages of his mother's sambhar podhi and uses in his cooking. As a graduate student living on a tight budget, he often found himself eating unhealthy fast food, which he said he later came to regret. Growing up in Chennai, he wasn't used to having easy access to fast food and wasn't aware of its health risks — like many immigrants, he ended up gaining weight as a graduate student before he became conscious of nutrition and exercise.
Pursuing Health Through Vegetables
Since he grew up in a Brahmin neighborhood in Chennai, his mother decided to raise her family as vegetarians in the hope her children would also experience success and status. (Brahmins belong to the most privileged caste and are known for their strict vegetarian diets.) Raj felt that this diet, along with the Hindu belief that natural foods are better, raised him to believe that vegetables and unprocessed foods have enormous health and energetic benefits. Raj's awareness of ingredients in foods changed greatly from Chennai to Chicago. When he was younger he didn't really think a lot about what he was eating, but because he had to adjust to a new food culture in the United States, he grew more aware of the nutritional value of food. "As an immigrant, this is what you do — your mind is always connecting what you learn in the new place to what you already know."
Now he says he has returned to cooking and consuming a diet more similar to what he would have had at home: a diet rich in diverse vegetables, spices, and herbs. For Raj, "vegetables became a way to consume spices" which he has found very beneficial to his health. He also says freshly pressed fruit juices and yoghurt drinks that were always consumed to manage body heat are still important for his health today.
"Quick" or masoor dal (lentils) made with spinach- a high energy food that Raj makes.
When Raj gets sick, he makes a kind of chai (spicy tea) with turmeric, cloves, cinnamon, and cardamom. He also consumes spicy mulligatawny (pepper water) soup with many vegetables and foods containing a lot of ginger and turmeric. He was exposed to habitual exercise from a young age by his father, who still enjoys playing badminton and tennis to this day. In the last five years, Raj has taken up tennis and now plays with friends he has bonded with on the court to play almost fifteen hours a week. He feels that while healthy role models are important, good habits and a healthy lifestyle is not something that is passed down but is consciously decided by an individual on their own terms.
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Sync the Approach S60 to your compatible smartphone³ to get smart notifications for incoming calls, texts, emails and other alerts. Connect in more ways, too, including the Garmin Golf app, which allows you to compete on leaderboards on any one of our 40,000 courses with friends. Download custom watch faces, apps and widgets from the Connect IQ™ store. And customize your watch face with any photo from your mobile device with the Face It™ app.


Catana 47 Carbon Infusion La Boheme is an exceptionally stylish and comfortable catamaran ready for charter in the Caribbean. The port is located in the beautiful Pointe a Pitre, the capital of Guadeloupe. Pointe a Pitre is situated on the second (after Basse-Terre) largest island in Guadeloupe, Grande-Terre. Both Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre offer you spectacular landscapes and very diverse flora and fauna which you can find in many nature reserves that are located on the islands. If you decide to charter a yacht in Guadeloupe; there will be many attractions waiting for you. Moreover, Guadeloupe is surrounded by pristine waters of the Caribbean Sea, perfect for swimming and diving.


Missing this cute mini owl named Peanut. He came to our Shop & Share at work and pretty much stole the show!
Wanting everything Kendra Scott. I have always loved her jewelry, but while at Nordstrom I took a walk past her section and about died. I need everything, but mostly this, this, and this!
Listening to "Locked Away." I don't know why but I can't stop listening to this song! I jam a little too much in my car and it's embarrassing.
Looking forward to Luke Bryan on Friday! The concert will be amazing, but I'm mostly excited for the tailgate! It's been wayyyy too long since I had a good country tailgate and I can't wait.
Wishing it was cool enough for my fireplace!
Eating red velvet froyo. I found it, less than 5 miles from my home. Life is good.
omg such an adorable owl!! Red velvet froyo??? Sign me up!
Yes! I love coffee, probably a little bit too much!
I just snagged my first pair of Kendra Scott earrings and I can say I'm officially hooked! Also, I hope you're going to share what you end up wearing to Luke Bryan-country concerts are so much fun to dress for!


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morgan evans day drunk – Tickets For Morgan Evans, Madison Kozak
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I think that makes for a really full life — when you can do everything that you want, and then share it with someone," says Ballerini, 24, who said she's looking forward to everything" about marriage with Evans.
morgan evans day drunk on tequila – Morgan Evans Talks Personal New Album, Kelsea Ballerini Rolling Stone
Stoney's Rockin' Country, Las Vegas' #1 nightclub and country venue, is pleased to announce their upcoming concert line-up featuring some of country's hottest emerging stars including: Morgan Evans with Madison Kozak, Alyssa Micaella, Stephanie Quayle, Tim Montana and Yankton. Performing with that pedal feels a lot like a conversation to me. When I go to see my favorite artists, I get there early and see the support act, and sometimes if it's too loud or noisy, it feels like they're playing music at you. With this pedal, I can have a conversation with the audience and really introduce myself as opposed to just playing music. So it started like that, and I just love it now. It's such a fun way — and such a free way — to perform. There's no rules, I never write a set list, I can extend any section of any song or I can end any song early.
Evans' breakneck journey began with a sell-out at the legendary Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles. The tour included two more sell-outs, in New York and Atlanta, as well as appearances at three large festivals, counting the one in Kansas. Southwest Airlines underwrote the trek, so he was able to cover ground quickly – more than 6,000 miles, including the flight that took him from his home in Nashville to L.A.
When Kelsea Ballerini learned her latest single Legends" hit No. 1 on the country charts her husband, country singer Morgan Evans, wanted to do something special to celebrate. Fans all over the world are about to find out why Morgan Evans has been hailed as one of the most captivating new artists in country, as he embarks on his whirlwind World Tour.
Madison's passion for music eventually led her to Nashville, where she has since worked diligently to hone her craft. When asked about her songwriting style, she responded, "I write music with my live shows in mind. I strive to create music with a strong back beat and lots of groove. Authenticity and truthful lyrics are key to my creative process." Madison seamlessly blends her old-country roots with clever lyrics and catchy melodies to create a sound that is fresh, unique and compelling. Whether it's in front of ten people or a thousand, her infectious energy and lively personality are guaranteed to evoke excitement and enthusiasm across generations of audiences.
As a newly inducted member of CMT's Next Women of Country class of 2019, Stephanie Quayle is celebrating a breakthrough year in country music. The Rebel Engine Entertainment recording artist was one of the most active female artists with a consistent presence on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, official music video airplay on CMT and a vigorous performance schedule. The singer-songwriter made her debut on both the Grand Ole Opry and historic Ryman Auditorium stages, along with hosting for Wrangler Network on the ACM Awards red carpet, as well as hosting for Sounds Like Nashville on the CMT Awards and CMA Awards red carpets.
And obviously, DeStefano heard something in Evans' music that made him want to sign on as the producer of his first American album and have a hand in co-writing all 11 tracks. (Gorley, Josh Kear and Josh Osborne, among other who's who names, also contributed.) Evans and DeStefano, both accomplished musicians, almost singlehandedly created the accompaniment; only one other instrumentalist, a drummer, appears on the entire album.
Yeah, I've seen people on social media reaching out going, "Who is this guy? I love this song." Bachelorette and Bachelor fans, they're their own breed. Just like country music fans – they're super loyal, and super passionate. I know them well, I'm married to one.
It's about my manager Rob Potts, who passed away last year — he was the guy who discovered me in Australia and brought me to America, and made me keep coming back when I thought it was too hard. He was like a family member to me, and he was in a motorcycle accident last year. The day of his memorial here in Nashville, I was in the studio with Josh Osborne and Chris, and it was all we could think about. I guess we could have just not written that day, but Chris started playing this beat and I started playing a melody, and the words things that we drink to" just came out. We wrote this song as a celebration of life, and it could be for anyone who has lost somebody, but for me that day it was definitely for Rob.
There was one year, four years ago…so I put out music in Australia for quite a few years, when I was coming back and forth, I became more and more obsessed with Nashville and writing songs. I knew that was the writing community I wanted to be part of. I still had a year of commitments back in Australia — festivals and TV stuff here and there — things I had to be back for. So, one year I went back and forth nine times in one year 18 flights total, so that's almost a month on an airplane in a year. I thought, I can't do this anymore. I'm going to reduce my life expectancy." Laughs. So, we started working on a visa, and then at the end of that year, made the move official.
I'm learning every day about that kind of thing, but as an artist in the room, especially in Nashville, I feel like it's your job to bring the idea or the feeling, you know? Those guys who sit in studios every day and write songs, they're in better songwriting form than you are when you get in the room, so it's up to you to bring in what you want to say or how you want to construct a feeling, and have the other people in the room help achieve that goal.
I always go back to the six key records that I grew up on — they're the ones that you have to listen to before you can make your own choices, you know? Laughs. You"re just looking through your parents' records. The country ones were Garth Brooks The Hits, a Nitty Gritty Dirt Band compilation called Twenty Years of Dirt, a Glen Campbell greatest hits album — I can't remember what the name of it was, but it had a green cover and a picture of his head — an Eagles best of as well, a Creedence Clearwater Revival record, and Led Zeppelin IV. Going from rock to country never crossed my mind — it was just the foundation for what I understood as music, and that was what I listened to before I was 13 and I could go and mow the lawn and buy records at the end of the week.
BMI caught up with Evans, who is on the road with Chris Young and Kane Brown. The affable artist talked about the six albums that shaped him as a child, why he started writing songs from a very young age, and how his wife Kelsea Ballerini helped him open up to the rest of the world.
On Things That We Drink To, Morgan and Kelsea came together for the song "Dance With Me." And while the album as a whole isn't all about love and relationships, it's hard to ignore the influence that married life had on this country star from Australia.
For the Morgan Evans Contest, enter between 12:00 pm on August 7, 2019 and 11:59pm on November 17, 2019 by visiting and completing the online entry. Station will randomly select winner(s) on or about November 18, 2019 and upon verification, two (2) tickets to the Morgan Evans Concert at the Brighton Music Hall in Brighton, Ma on December 6, 2019. The Approximate Retail Value (ARV") is $TBD. Up to one (1) prizes winner will be selected as described. Courtesy of Live Nation.
Warner Music Nashville rising star MORGAN EVANS has announced the North American leg of his WORLD TOUR 2019, with more than a dozen dates set in the U.S. and Canada. Further expanding his international fan base, the Australia native will crisscross the globe with 26 shows in 8 countries on tap, including previously announced European and Australian dates. The career-milestone performances mark Evans' biggest shows to-date in his home country, already selling out one of two Sydney shows, as well as Perth, Adelaide and Toowoomba.
Every band I played in from 13 until when I moved over to the U.S. three years ago, I played with my brother. He played bass — he's a super talented musician and singer. There's something about sibling harmonies that I think is super cool, and it was an awesome way to share that experience with your brother. I'm trying to convince him to move over, so we'll see. He's in Australia. He still plays music, but he has a proper, normal job laughs.
That was one of my pure songwriting" moments and felt so honest, and we actually turned it in without her on it and we loved it. But then Kelsea asked me to sing backing vocals on one of her songs, and I was like Yeah I'd love to, of course. But if I do one of yours, will you do one of mine?" She came in and it was like I don't know, do we really want to mess with this?" But the second she opened her mouth to sing on that chorus, Chris looked at me and we both had the hairs on the back of our necks standing up, it worked out perfectly. It was the first song I ever wrote for her, and my favorite song I've ever written.
Now underway and set to run through December, Evans' World Tour will take him through eight countries and three continents for more than 25 headlining dates, bringing his much loved live show to fans across the globe. Known for his thrilling solo performances — in which he recreates the sound of hits like Kiss Somebody" with just his voice, an acoustic guitar and a loop pedal, no band necessary — the Australian native will bring along emerging artist Madison Kozak and Grammy-winning songwriter Chris DeStefano to open select dates. And a number of those shows are already sold out.
You know what, it's funny you say that because "Kiss Somebody" really did connect down there, kind of by accident. Often with pop radio in Australia, people will make "pop remixes" and stuff like that to try to get played on pop radio. And, it never really works down there. I think there's been like four artists in the last 20 years that's being played like pop radio that are country.
Another standout, We Dream," is the final song that Evans wrote, and it turned out to be the missing piece" of his story. A soaring expression of hope, the song reflects Evans' own sunny optimism about life and love.
We actually met at a writing camp in Sydney, Australia, which is pretty funny! I'd already moved to Nashville — this was two years ago, and I'd been living in Nashville for a year — but I'd gone home to Australia for Christmas. We had organized a few shows around that and I got a call from my label down there saying, There's this songwriting thing going on, do you want to go?" And I went and the first day I teamed up with Chris. Obviously, I knew who Chris was, although I'd never met him before. So, I wrote with Chris on the first day, and he and Ashley Gorley had gone down there together, and I got teamed up with Ashley — and obviously I knew who he was as well — and then there was a bit of a party and we all ended up in a studio having a beer and talking about making a record together. That's how it all started.
Evans and Kelsea Ballerini being interviewed by Planet Country with Big Stu and MJ before they hosted the 2016 CMC Awards together in Brisbane, Australia The romance was made public by Ballerini shortly after.
It's a journey that has seen the country-rocker tour with superstars like Taylor Swift and Alan Jackson, play to over 50,000 people in Nashville at the world's biggest country music festival and build a large, devoted following as he's played the length and breadth of his native land and across the USA.
I think it was probably when I was 13. I played music from when I was young; I had encouraging parents. I played piano from when I was five, I played in the school band — I played a baritone horn, or a euphonium — and then when I was 13 I started playing guitar and I thought, I'm going to do this forever." I didn't know that was a thing you could do as a job. At that point, I just knew I could play an instrument.
Morgan Evans and Kelsea Ballerini during a Planet Country interview on the CMC Awards red carpet in March 2016 around the time their relationship started. Morgan Evans will release his self-titled new EP Friday.
Two years ago, Morgan Evans was a hungry singer-songwriter trying to make his way in Nashville after moving from his native Australia, where his career was already flourishing. In the brief time since, he has nearly lived an entire life. In late 2016, he became engaged to and later married fellow performer Kelsea Ballerini Then in 2017, he signed a record deal with Warner Bros. and released his U.S. debut — and Mediabase Number One — Kiss Somebody." Later that same year, he was dealt a crushing loss when his manager Rob Potts was killed in a motorcycle accident.
Home for a Christmas visit the year before, he participated in a songwriting camp there, and he was separately paired with Chris DeStefano and Ashley Gorley, the event's superstar tunesmiths who'd been imported from Nashville. Immediately clicking with both, Evans knew how lucky he was.
Morgan's currently working on his debut album for Warner Music Nashville. He and Kelsea plan to tie the knot sometime near the end of the year. Whenever and wherever they meet up, Kelsea and Morgan are no doubt enjoying their time together and raising a glass to their love.
Evans co-penned each track on THINGS THAT WE DRINK TO alongside the album's producer, Chris DeStefano. The two played every instrument heard on the sonically diverse project, showcasing Evans' musicianship in addition to his adept songwriting.
Get a front-row seat to country pop star Kelsea Ballerini's romantic, beach wedding to Australian country singer Morgan Evans. With exclusive and stunning footage from the destination affair and a sit-down with the couple, see every moment of the Cabo celebration and learn how this Nashville power couple on the rise came together to find the one.
Touring and promoting their albums means the couple is often away from each other. In addition to phone calls and texts, Kelsea and Morgan have another strategy to help make up for time apart. As his romance with Ballerini caught fire, the love songs soon tumbled out, with no small help from some friends he'd met on another fateful trip back to Australia.


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Glossary of information and cyber security terms
Acceptable level of risk
The level of risk which is acceptable to you, your institution and/or the University defined by being at or lower than the risk threshold.
To ensure that access to assets is authorized and restricted based on business and security requirements (ISO27000, 3.1)
Something that has value to you or your institution.
Attempt to destroy, expose, alter, disable, steal or gain unauthorized access to or make unauthorized use of an asset
Anonymised data
Information which does not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person or to personal data rendered anonymous in such a manner that the data subject is not or no longer identifiable (Recital 26, UK GDPR 2021)
i.e. data which can never be attributable to a person and there is no 'key' which can re-personalise the data.
Anonymisation
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has written a guidance paper on anonymisation, pseudonymisation and privacy enhancing technologies, which is soon to be published. In the May 2021 draft introduction, it states:
"Data protection law also does not specifically define 'anonymisation'. However, its meaning for the purposes of the UK data protection framework is clear from the wording of Recital 26 of the UK GDPR. It is the way in which you turn personal data into anonymous information, so that it then falls outside the scope of data protection law.
You can consider data to be effectively anonymised when it:
does not relate to an identified or identifiable individual; or
is rendered anonymous in such a way that individuals are not (or are no longer) identifiable.
We use the broad term 'anonymisation' to cover the techniques and approaches you can use in the pursuit of these aims – ie, of preventing the identification of the individuals the data relates to, taking into account all relevant factors.
This includes making sure that even if the names of the people or participants are removed that nothing else about the data could possibly identify a person (e.g. the only person over 96 and male in a given street; the only person with a heart bypass and 6ft 7in in a given ward)."
Proof that it or its source is genuine.
Reliable access to it, as and when required.
Awareness and awareness materials
Awareness is the term used for bringing topics of interest to the communicator to members of staff or students of the University via many different routes. It could be mentioned by a colleague, or on a poster on a College or Department wall; it could be via a newsletter or an email or through webpages of information, pictures, videos; through specific training courses or face-to-face meetings, training sessions and workshops. The information and cyber security team have collated a wealth of cyber security awareness materials for use by departmental administrators, heads of institutions, heads of institutional or collegiate IT or anyone else with an interest in communicating cyber security and information security awareness across a department, division or office. Please see our website for more details.
Biometric data
Personal data resulting from specific technical processing relating to the physical, physiological or behavioural characteristics of a natural person, which allow or confirm the unique identification of that natural person, such as facial images or dactyloscopic data; (Article 4(14), UK GDPR 2021)
A business continuity plan (BCP) is a plan for how to restore an entity back to a working state as soon as possible after a disaster is noticed to be happening. This could be moving people and resources to a different location temporarily, while a disaster is still ongoing, so that the organisation can still function in some way.
Bring your own device. This is a term used to distinguish devices used in the University which are not University owned. See our best practice guide for using your own device for University business (for example a mobile phone for reading your work email, or your own laptop or desktop when working from home).
Confidential data
Data which, if it were disclosed, could cause harm to the University.
Only those who are authorised to do so can access it.
This is the Octave Allegro word for where the data is. There are technical containers, physical containers and human containers.
Critical information asset
A dataset or information that is critical to your institution.
In other words, a critical information asset is a dataset that is of great value to you – for example, critical and confidential research data, a departmental 'people' database, CAD data, genome data or contracts HR data.
Further examples: Animal data that is crucial for the completion of your institutional Home Office Report; genomic data that must be available for your research group to function; participant data that is running under NHS governance or ethics requirements that is critical to keep confidential and to maintain its integrity; disability data on students and staff that is critical for lecturers and critical to keep confidential; chemicals data that is crucial for compliance with counter terrorism act.
Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) is a team of IT security staff that co-ordinates the response to IT security incidents, providing a second-line IT support team to college and departmental IT staff. CSIRT is able to draw upon the expertise of other UIS teams such as Server Infrastructure, Networks and the Service Desk. It liaises with recognised IT contacts in every University institution. IT staff who need or wish to contact CSIRT should email: csirt@uis.cam.ac.uk
CSIRT is not an IT Service Desk and it does not provide direct support to general staff or students. General staff or students should report an IT incident via our Incident Reporting Process.
Current impact
The consequence to you and/or the institution, should the threat happen with the current level of controls in place to reduce the impact.
Current likelihood
The chances that the threat could happen with the current level of controls in place.
Current risk
The risk with the current level of controls in place. Sometimes called the net risk.
The UK Government standard for cyber security. It has 5 sections: secure configuration; user access control; malware protection; secure update management; firewalls. By following the standard there are two options: a) self-certification or b) externally verified certification. The latter of these is called Cyber Essentials Plus. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) website gives more information on Cyber Essentials, what the standard involves and how to achieve the standard.
Cyber security is defined by the National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) as the "ability to protect or defend the use of cyberspace from cyber attacks". It's concerned with online information and protecting from attacks from cyberspace. It's not concerned with other aspects of security, such as paper or offline resources, or accidental damage caused by internal or external users. It is, therefore, a subset of information security, albeit a large one. The UK Government standard for cyber security is Cyber Essentials.
Cyber security crisis
An abnormal and unstable situation that threatens the organisation's strategic objectives, reputation or viability (BS11200, the British Standard for crisis management) There is no need to respond to every security incident as a crisis. Incidents are normal, and although they may cause disruption and impact normal business, they do not typically threaten to run out of control or lead to a strategic impact. This could include but is not limited to vulnerability exploitation, computer misuse, unauthorized account use, unauthorized use of privileges, malicious code etc. The severity of the security incident is defined in the Appendix 3: UIS CIMP Quick Reference Categorising Cyber Security Incidents by Criticality table.
Cyber security information event
In the Cyber Security Incident Management Plan (CIMP) this is defined as an occurrence not yet assessed that may affect the performance of the University managed IT services. A cyber security information event sometimes provides an indication that a security incident is occurring.
An adverse event that might cause disruption, loss or emergency, but which does not meet the organization's criteria for, or definition of, a crisis. (BS 11200:2014 Crisis Management – Guidance and Good Practice) In the Cyber Security Incident Management Plan (CIMP), a security incident is defined as an assessed occurrence having potential to cause or causing adverse effects on the functioning of the University managed IT services. The severity of the security incident is defined in the Appendix 3: UIS CIMP Quick Reference Categorising Cyber Security Incidents by Criticality table.
See: Reporting an IT security incident and reporting and managing critical cyber security incidents.
Cyber Security Incident Management Plan (CIMP)
The University's CIMP documents the high-level procedures to coordinate the critical cyber security incident management process.
It outlines the response process for managing critical cyber security incidents efficiently and effectively to minimize adverse impact on University-wide systems and services managed by UIS. It is owned by the Registrary. UIS' CIMP is owned by the Director of UIS.
Cyber Security Training and Awareness
The Information and Cyber Security Team have created two cyber security training courses: one for Staff and one for Students. There is also a wealth of material regarding best practice guides on topics such as working from home, choosing a strong password and step-by-step guides on topics such as how to encrypt your laptop and how to set up a user account and much more. Please visit our cyber security awareness and training page for more details.
There are many many 'definitions' or citings of the difference between data and information across the world. Basically, data is thought of as unorganised set of facts, whereas information is organised and in some form of context; data is raw, individual and sometimes unrelated and on its own is meaningless whereas information is processed, related and has meaning. For example, the NIST Glossary lists data in about 10 different ways depending upon the context.
However you think of it, in terms of information and cyber security, it doesn't actually matter whether you call it 'data' or 'information'. What is important is that, if it is of value, it is an asset to the University and should be secured appropriately to ensure the risk to you, your institution or the University, should it be compromised in some way, is at an acceptable level. See cyber security awarenss and training, classify and store your data, information asset tools, data security for researchers, risk assessment for security,
The Information Compliance Office of the University has extensive information about Data Protection and what it means for us all in the University.
The DPIA considers risks, impact, likelihood and threats. Unlike the Information Security Risk Assessment (ISRA), it focuses on the risks to the data subjects should data be compromised (that is, disclosed, lost or corrupted), rather than the risks to you or the University.
Data Protection Training
There is information about Data Protection Training from the Information Compliance Office of the University.
Destruction or loss of an information asset
This is where the information asset it totally destroyed, destroyed enough to not give value to the organisation or lost completely. This means that you cannot access the information asset at all, ever. There is not going to be a time when you can access it in the future. Just for clarity, lost is meaning, forever. i.e. a phone dropped over the side of a ferry in the middle of loch ness, where it would never be accessible again. Not like lost on a train where someone else could find it and possibly access it - that would be the 'disclosure' option.
Disaster recovery plan
A disaster recovery plan (or DRP) is a plan for how to restore a system, department or full organisation back to its original state after a disaster. The organisation's DRP is usually made up of a host of smaller, more focused DRPs for the departments, and theirs, in turn, are made up of smaller DRPs for all their systems and processes. Each system DRP is usually to do with restoring data from backups. The terms recovery point objective (RPO) and recovery time objective (RTO) are used to describe the point from which the backup can be restored and the time taken to restore the data, and shows how much data will be lost and how much time will be lost before resumption of normal University business.
Disclosure of an information asset
This is where the information asset is, whether accidentally or maliciously, accessible by those who are not supposed to be able to access it. This is a breach of confidentiality and in some circumstances can be very costly (a personal data breach can cost the University up to £72 million: a breach of information prior to the filing of a patent could potentially lose those involved millions of pounds).
Genetic data (UK GDPR)
Personal data relating to the inherited or acquired genetic characteristics of a natural person which give unique information about the physiology or the health of that natural person and which result, in particular, from an analysis of a biological sample from the natural person in question; (Article 4(13), UK GDPR 2021)
Human container
This is an Octave Allegro term for those people who have critical information in their heads, such that their absence may cause an impact on the department/institution/research project. It is mentioned in ISRA1, but not in any of the other forms at this time. Maybe something to think about, though, when considering risks to the institution or project.
DAs may have their own filing systems to do important and urgent submissions
PIs may have their own files for grant submissions and research data or certain researchers may have these
Academics may have lecture notes 'in their heads' that are critical to a certain section of the Tripos, and no-one else knows where these files, notes or datasets are stored or what they are called, should they suddenly become ill or unavailable
These DAs, PIs, academics and certain researchers are all critical information assets in their own right.
ICO (University)
Information Compliance Office. This office is part of the Governance and Compliance Division of the University of Cambridge.
ICO (UK)
Information Commissioners Office. The ICO is the UK's independent body set up to uphold information rights.
Intrusion Detection System. A system which detects possible intrusion based on past usage. In the University, the IDS was a pre-cursor to the IPS (Intrusion Prevention System).
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is the world's leading organization that prepares and publishes International Standards for all electrical, electronic and related technologies - collectively known as "electrotechnology". Referenced in the full ISO27001 standard: BS ISO/IEC ISO 27001: 2022
The consequence to you and/or the institution, should the threat actually happen.
Incident response playbook
An incident response playbook is a very detailed, step-by-step procedure for how to respond to a specific incident. It's owned by the IT specialist group who would be doing the technical recovery in an actual incident. (for example, the Computer Security Incident Response Team for a ransomware incident response playbook).
There are many many 'definitions' or citings of the difference between data and information across the world. Basically, data is thought of as unorganised sets of facts, whereas information is organised and in some form of context; data is raw, individual and sometimes unrelated and on its own is meaningless whereas information is processed, related and has meaning. For example, NIST Glossary lists 11 different definitions for information depending upon the context.
However you think of it, in terms of information and cyber security, it doesn't actually matter whether you call it 'data' or 'information'. What is important is that, if it is of value, it is an asset to the University and should be secured appropriately to ensure the risk to you, your institution or the University of it being compromised in some way, is at an acceptable level. See information asset, cyber security awarenss and training, classify and store your data, information asset tools, data security for researchers, risk assessment for security,
A dataset or information that has value to you or your institution.
Examples: Research datasets that have value to you, the Research Lead; student needs dataset that has value to you, a lecturer; training records that have value to your office; HR data and committee minutes that have value to your department or institution.
Information security is about protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information no matter what form that information is in (for example, paper, video, audio, data in a database, on- or off-line). This triad is sometimes called the CIA of information. ISO 27001 is an international standard for information security.
Assurance that an asset is trustworthy and complete.
Interruption (of an Information Asset)
This is where the information asset is not accessible for a period of time. It is not destroyed and not lost forever. There will be a time when the full asset is accessible once more.
Intrusion Prevention System. A system which attempts to prevent intrusion based on past usage. The University IPS inspects all data that crosses our network boundary, applying a variety of detection methods to identify security threats or incidents. When a security threat is identified, the IPS will either automatically block the malicious network traffic or create an alert, depending on the incident and configuration.
Examples of security threats include SQL injection attacks on a website, malware communications or a botnet scanning for vulnerabilities.
International Organization for Standards (ISO) develops and publishes international standards: notably ISO27001:2022. See www.iso.org/home.html for more details.
ISO27001:2013 and ISO27001:2022
The international standard in information security, which has 7 clauses covering the risk and governance and 114 controls to reduce risk within Annex A. (and 93 controls in the 2022 version). Annex A control areas 2013 include: mobile devices; asset management; access control; cryptography; physical security; operations security; communications security; systems acquisition, development and maintenance; information security incident management and compliance. Annex A control areas 2022 directly align with clauses 5 to 8 of ISO27002:2022 and are as follows: Organizational Controls, People Controls, Physical Controls and Technological Controls.
You would need to establish and continually improve an information security management system (ISMS) to be certified to this standard, and only an external certified auditing body (for example, BSi) can give this certification. The process is laborious and document-heavy. However, as the processes and procedures are embedded into the workings of the organisation and as producing evidence for audit becomes second nature, the documentary burden reduces dramatically and the ISMS can be seen to be efficient and beneficial to the organisation and its end-users.
Receiving ISO certification provides an assurance of the security of the workings of the organisation, but only within the scope of the ISO certificate.
You can read the standard via the University of Cambridge Library idiscover website (choose A–Z and select B for British Standard). Further help on the Annex A controls is given in ISO27002, also available via the library. We examine the Annex A control areas as part of our guidance on further reducing the risk.
There are many standards in the ISO27000 stable, including ISO27005 on risk management.
ISRA
Information Security Risk Assessment. Unlike the Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA), the information security risk assessment considers the risks to you and the University, rather than the data subject, should data be compromised.
We have developed two versions of the ISRA using the Octave Allegro Methodology, which is cited as one of 6 risk assessment methodologies on the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) website. We chose this methodology as the easiest to use, quickest to do, practical, clearest in terms of vocabulary and repeatable.
ISRA on Microsoft Forms: This is the easiest and quickest format of the ISRA and has many guidance pages to help. Start with the introduction.
The Assistive ISRA on Microsoft Excel, using macros to assist the process. This has the advantage of being able to be used for more than one asset with upto 10 scenarios in one file. It is easy to see everything at one glance and takes the assessor through from listing the assets, creating the threat scenarios, listing the controls alongside expected risk reductions, assessing the risks and then deciding on the most appropriate risk treatments. This can be used by departments managing ISO 27001 platforms through to small services, but most people have found that they need inital personal guidance before completing it for the first time. We recommend this ISRA for use within a project for a new large system or service, or one that needs to have a very thorough risk assessment.
IT incident
An IT incident as an unplanned interruption to, or quality reduction of, a UIS service. This includes all incidents (from trivial up to major) for all UIS-provided technical solutions that underpin University services and includes solutions both hosted through UIS or managed by UIS through third-party providers. Contact our Service Desk to report an IT incident.
IT Incident Management (IM) process
The IM process documents the high-level procedures to coordinate incident management and aims to manage the lifecycle of all incidents. Its aim is to return the IT service to users as quickly as possible and minimise the adverse impact on business operations, ensuring that appropriate levels of service quality are maintained. It is owned by the most senior member(s) of the incident scope.
IM sits within and across any response process, ensuring all stages are handled, according to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). It deals with any communications, media handling, escalations and any reporting issues, pulling the whole response together, coherently and holistically. By comparison, incident response (IR) includes triage, in-depth analysis, technical recovery actions and more.
The University's incident management plans tend to be a full umbrella plan for managing an incident, including communications, escalations and reporting. They sometimes include a high-level process to show how the plan is invoked and ended, but also may include, or link to, the main incident response plan as a more detailed process of who does what and when, in an incident (that is, the triage, analysis and technical recovery actions) and also incident response playbooks or links to them or their owners. See also incident response playbook.
IT security incident
An IT security incident is an event that, whether suspected or actual, is likely to compromise the confidentiality, integrity or availability of the University's data or systems, such as:
accidentally disclosing your password to a fake website
suspecting malware on your device
unauthorised disclosure of University data
loss of your device containing University data.
We have instructions for reporting an IT security incident.
Level of risk (risk score)
The magnitude of a risk expressed in terms of the combination of consequences and their likelihood (ISO27000). We have used 'impact' as the 'consequences' in this statement and so the measurement of risk is the product of impact and likelihood (risk = impact x likelihood), which we call the risk score.
The chances that the threat could happen.
Major Incident Management Plan (MIP)
A major IT incident relates to an issue to any service that could significantly disrupt users across the University, or impact the University's reputation. The major incident management plan (MIP) is a plan or framework that shows the process of managing the major incident. For example, if someone suspects a major service incident, they speak to the UIS Service Desk first and the Service Desk will decide whether to assemble an incident team. If this incident is also a cyber security incident, then the CIMP may be evoked, depending upon the impact threshold.
Minimum Security Requirements for Systems and Services
The minimum security requirements for systems and services help service owners, project and technical leads implement effective security standards for their services. They are known in University Information Services (UIS) as the security non-functional requirements (NFRs) or the security NFRs. See How to meet the minimum security requirements for systems and services.
Modification (of an information asset)
This is where the information asset has been altered in some way either maliciously or accidentally, breaching its Integrity. You could argue there is some loss of availability of the exact sections of data which have been modified, but it is generally assumed to be the untrustworthiness of the data which is the major concern here. In other words, if your data has been modified such that you don't know which bits have been modified and which haven't, then it has lost all credibility. Many researchers put Integrity as the top priority, as their research grants depend upon the integrity of the data. It is therefore very likely that Modification may be their highest area for concern.
Motivation (of a threat actor)
The motivation which leads the threat actor to make the threat happen. In Octave Allegro there are only two motivations: Accidental and Deliberate. Different motivations may lead to different impacts and different likelihoods and thus different risks.
Also, different motivations may lead to different controls which we need to put in place to mitigate these different risks. For example, to control against accidental modification to an information asset, training would reduce the likelihood and thus reduce the risk; against deliberate modification, no amount of training would reduce the risk, in fact it could even increase the risk; we would need employee controls via HR, line management controls and/or access controls to reduce the likelihood of it occurring and thus reduce the risk.
Non Functional Requirements (NFRs)
When a new system is proposed for development or purchase, there are a set of functional requirements created which define what the system should do for the users and for the benefit of the University. However, it is noted that there are some requirements a system should meet which are not obviously for the benefit of the user but are definitely for the benefit of the University, because it meets University IT aims and objectives for now and in the future. For example, can the supplier assure us that a compromise can be detected and the service is recovered to a clean state quickly? or that the system is written to a minimum standard of development such that the likelihood of a successful hacker attack is minimised? These are called Non-Functional Requirements or NFRs. Those to do with Information and Cyber Security are called the Security NFRs or the Minimum security requirements for systems and services.
The ability to prove the occurrence of a claimed event or action and its originating entities (ISO27000)
Any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person ('data subject'); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person; (Article 4(12), UK GDPR 2021). See ICO website for full definition of personal data and further guidance.
Personal data breach
A breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data transmitted, stored or otherwise processed; (Article 4(1), UK GDPR 2021)
i.e. where personal data held by the University is lost, stolen, inadvertently disclosed to an external party, or accidentally published. The University's Information Compliance website provides examples of data breaches and guidance on who should report a data breach and how to do it.
The physical container is the physical storage location – that is, actually where an asset is, physically – including the live version, copies and backup(s).
Examples for live versions: Institution laptop, personal laptop, tablets, phones, USB sticks and pen drives; other portable media; Department's servers; UIS-managed server; Clinical School Computing Service server; one of the data centres, such as the West Cambridge Data Centre, Soulsby, New Museum Site; a cloud service server, such as ones that hold the University OneDrive for Business, Dropbox Business and G Suite, but also could be the cloud service for people's personal versions of Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive and some could be other third-party cloud services.
Examples of backup locations: Server rooms on another disk or mirror or tape; in a safe in a storage room; in someone else's server room on tape or on other machines; USB sticks/pen drives (for your laptop).
Personally Identifyable Data. NHS East Suffolk and North Essex Hospital defines it as: "Personal Identifiable Data (often known as PID) is any information that is personal to you and would identify you as an individual." Additionally, the term PII is used to mean data which can identify a natural person, and, under the UK GDPR (2021) the term personal data is used.
Personally Identifyable Information. Under NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, of the US, in both NIST SP 800-79-2 and NIST SP 800-122, there are definitions of PII. The first one is: "Any representation of information that permits the identity of an individual to whom the information applies to be reasonably inferred by either direct or indirect means."
Under the UK GDPR (2021) personally identifyable information is called personal data. See ICO website for full definition of personal data.
Pseudonymised data
Data which cannot identify a person in this form but there is a 'key' which can re-personalise the data.
Pseudonymised data Key
The key to the data which allows the holder to re-personalise the data.
Example: A list of identifiers (say numbers) alongside the first-names and surnames of the participants in a certain study.
Pseudonymisation
The processing of personal data in such a manner that the personal data can no longer be attributed to a specific data subject without the use of additional information, provided that such additional information is kept separately and is subject to technical and organisational measures to ensure that the personal data are not attributed to an identified or identifiable natural person. (Article 4(5), UK GDPR 2021)
i.e. it is making personally identifiable data not identifiable, including ensuring combinations of unobscured data do not identify a person (see anonymisation), but holding a 'key' (additional information) which can re-personalise the data. It is important to ensure the 'key' is kept as securely as the original personally identifyable data would need to be kept. See Classify and store your data; Storing and sharing personal data; Data security for researchers; Risk assessment for data security pages on our website.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has written a guidance paper on anonymisation, pseudonymisation and privacy enhancing technologies, which is soon to be published. In the May 2021 draft: Chapter 3 Pseudonymisation it states:
"Pseudonymisation refers to techniques that replace, remove or transform information that identifies individuals, and keep that information separate.
Data that has undergone pseudonymisation remains personal data and is in scope of data protection law.
Take care not to confuse pseudonymisation with anonymisation. Ultimately, pseudonymisation is a way of reducing risk and improving security. It is not a way of transforming personal data to the extent the law no longer applies.
However, you may be able to disclose a pseudonymised dataset (without the separate identifiers) on the basis that it is effectively anonymised from the recipient's perspective.
The DPA 2018 contains two specific criminal offences to address the potential for harm resulting from unauthorised reversal of pseudonymisation. This applies to the reversal of pseudonymised data and any further processing of it, without first obtaining consent from the responsible controller."
Raw impact
The consequences to you and/or the institution, should the threat happen and you have no controls in place to reduce the impact.
Raw likelihood
The chances that the threat could happen with no controls in place to reduce those chances.
Raw risk
The risk before any controls are in place. Sometimes known as gross risk.
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
The recovery point objective gives how much time should be between backups. So, for daily backups, you go back to same point yesterday when the backup was taken, and all the data between then and now would be lost.
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
The recovery time objective states how long it would take to recover/restore data from your backup. So, if it takes 3 hours to upload the backup, the RTO cannot be less than 3 hours.
Residual impact
The consequences to you and/or the institution, should the threat happen after the treatment proposed to mitigate the risk and reduce the impact has been implemented.
Residual likelihood
The chances that the threat could happen after the proposed treatment of the risk has been implemented.
Residual risk
Risk that is left after the treatment of the risk – usually the implementation of further controls.
The effect of uncertainty on objectives (ISO27000).
Risk acceptance
Informed decision to take a particular risk (ISO27000)
Risk appetite
The 'appetite' the organisation has for this type of risk. The University's risk appetite for cyber security is "Averse".
See Level of Risk
Risk threshold
The limit at which the organisation will accept a level of risk.
For example, in a 5 x 5 impact and likelihood risk score table, the risk threshold may be set to the score of 10. If there are any assessed risks with a risk score over this value, then the risk is deemed unacceptable and must be treated (see Risk treatment). The risk threshold is usually defined with respect to the risk appetite of the organisation. The University's risk appetite for cyber security is "Averse".
Risk treatment
The treatment of the current risk. Options are:
Reduce: to reduce a risk, you would implement additional controls either to reduce the likelihood of it occurring or to reduce the impact should it occur, or both.
Avoid: this is where you avoid the threat scenario from happening, completely, by not doing the thing that created the risk in the first place.
Transfer: this is where you transfer the risk to a third party. It is usually by means of insuring against the risk such that, should the risk happen, the insurance company will take most of the impact. financially.
Accept: this is where you accept the risk as it is.
Full explanation and examples are in the guidance notes to the ISRA.
Security NFRs (Non Functional Requirements)
The minimum security requirements for systems and services help service owners, project and technical leads implement effective security standards for their services. They are known in University Information Services (UIS) as the security non-functional requirements (NFRs) or the security NFRs.
There is no official definition for sensitive data but it is usually a general term which is used to mean one or more of confidential data, special category personal data, or data which could have an impact on the department/institution/research group, should it be compromised in some way.
See also: Data security classifications, Classify and store your data or storing and sharing personal data.
Special category personal data
personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin;
personal data revealing political opinions;
personal data revealing religious or philosophical beliefs;
personal data revealing trade union membership;
genetic data;
biometric data (where used for identification purposes);
data concerning health;
data concerning a person's sex life; and
data concerning a person's sexual orientation.
Personal data relating to criminal convictions and offences are not technically special category personal data under the UK GDPR but such data are afforded a similarly sensitive status under both the UK GDPR and related UK legislation.
Technical container
A technical container means the logical storage location – that is, the name you would tell your colleagues in your institution where you store certain data – rather than the actual physical location of the data.
Examples: my home directory, the department's shared drive or folder; the office's r:\ drive; the institution's database or system; the name of a third-party database or system; a virtual machine; my inbox.
This is what you are worried about happening.
Threat actor
Someone who or something that 'delivers' the threat: either exploits a vulnerability in the system, or happens due to a vulnerability in the system.
Examples: fire, flood, wind, system failure, power cut, hacker, employee, contractor, student, visitor.
Threat scenario
This is putting the threat into context to include a threat actor, some sort of 'exploitation' or causation, and the resultant loss of confidentiality, integrity or availability of the dataset – that is, the 'what ifs'.
Examples (a variation on which has actually happened in the University in the last 5 years):
What if a hacker decided to send phishing emails to someone in my institution and gains access to the exams database, with all my questions in it, and then publishes them all on the internet?
What if I had a major section of my research data on a USB stick and now I can't find it?
What if the next-door building caught fire and the fire brigade flooded our building, including our server room, trying to put it out, resulting in serious disruption to accessing our critical data for days?
What if a disgruntled employee planted a logic bomb months ago in my research dataset, left tomorrow to go on holiday, but sends a message to say he's not coming back, and the bomb times-out and deletes the entire dataset?
What if a cyber-criminal compromises the integrity of an existing website such that they embed malware that is then served up to all visitors to the website?
What if my senior research associate had the only copy of the raw data from my research project on her own personal Dropbox account, I realise I need it to find an error in the analysis, but she left the University last month and although I try to contact her I don't get a reply?
What if the department's RAID controller fails in such a way as to lose the integrity of the data on the server, over some period of time, including my critical scientific research data?
There are two cyber security training courses: one for Staff and one for Students. There is also Data Protection Training available from the Information Compliance Office.
University Emergency Action Plan
The University Emergency Action Plan is a set of plans for managing an emergency that may or may not escalate into a disaster. It sets up bronze, silver and gold teams dependent upon the scale of the emergency. Its focus is to protect the health and safety of the members of the University (such as staff, students and visitors) along with its infrastructure and assets. It includes a link to invoke the cyber security incident management plan, should the need arise.
Weakness in the 'system' that can be exploited by the threat actor.
Examples: frayed wires, unpatched operating system, open doors and windows, unmaintained sprinkler or air-conditioning systems.
The Cyber Security Incident Management Plan (CIMP) further defines vulnerabilities, thus:
Vulnerability (Technical) – a technical vulnerability is a hardware, firmware or software or design weakness that leaves the system open to exploitation by adversaries.
Vulnerability (Administrative) – an administrative vulnerability is a security weakness caused by incorrect or poor implementation of the security controls by system administrators or security officers. It is not a design deficiency. Full remediation is possible through changing the implementation or procedure.


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A Look at the Vintage "Weirdo" Bobbleheads - 4 are on Auction at ITPC
I was reviewing Inside the Park Collectibles current auction and came across a group of comical vintage bobbleheads that I knew little about. So naturally, I spent a little bit of time doing some research on them.
These bobbles are commonly referred to as "Weirdo" bobbleheads and they were produced in the mid-60's by a Los Angeles manufacturer called Kreiss & Co. This company was known to have made other similar toys and trinkets for Disney and other gift shops throughout the country.
As you can see in the photos below, the "Weirdo" name for these bobbles is very apt. They are funny little toys that poke fun at the game and its characters. Also, each bobble type came with a hanging tag featuring a funny phrase describing the bobblehead.
The auction house, Inside the Park Collectibles, has four of the seven (nine total if you include known variations) Dodger "Weirdo" bobbleheads known to exist. By the way, "Weirdo" bobbles were also made for the San Francisco Giants and it's assumed an equal number of available bobble types were made for them, as well. From what I understand, though, only a handful of the Giants bobbles are known to exist.
I also need to mention that these bobbleheads are extremely scarce. So scarce, in fact, that one Dodger version had sold for $5,000 at auction, and that was one of only two known to exist. Also, the bobble that was sold was found in the collection of Hall of Famer Andre Dawson - a noted bobblehead collector. Anyway, check out the four "Weirdo" bobbleheads available on auction below, and I have included photos of the other three "Weirdo" types that are known to exist for your edification. With regards to variations, two of the "Weirdo" types are known to have black face characters. I make note of which ones in the descriptions below.
Of special note, much of the information attained for this post was found through an article written by Lou Criscione (an owner of Inside the Park Collectibles) at Collectibles Central and Warman's Bobbing Head Field Guide also written by Criscione. Clearly, Lou and his company Inside the Park Collectibles are the experts in this collecting field.
The first bobblehead that Inside the Park Collectibles has on auction is commonly known as "Crybaby" - for obvious reasons. Check out the auction here. This bobble comes with the original hanging tag, which says,
"The Kids Back Home Usta Give Me Four Strikes!"
No doubt this guy feels entitled to another pitch and wants to make sure the entire world knows that.
Grouchy
This next available bobblehead is called "Grouchy." Check out the auction for this bobble here. This also comes with its original hanging tag; which says,
"Nice Guys Always Finish Last"
This is an obvious reference to Leo Durocher. He is the originator of this famous phrase.
Screw Ball
This next bobblehead is known as "Screw Ball," and as you can see it is the black face variation. Check out the auction here. So, two different "Screw Ball" bobbles are known to exist - the white face and black face variations. This particular bobble does not include the original hanging tag, but it is known to say,
"No Wonder I Couldn't Hit It, He Threw Me A Screw Ball!"
Also note that the uniform number uses a fraction.
The Sweeper
This next bobblehead is called "The Sweeper," and it is known to also exist in black face. The variation below is the white face version. Check out the auction here. This particular bobble does not include the original hanging tag, but it is known to say,
"I'm Ready For That Clean Up Spot, Boss!"
This is the last of available "Weirdo" bobbleheads available on auction through Inside the Park Collectibles.
For reference sake I have included a brief description and a photo of the remaining three "Weirdo" types known to exist. It could very well be that more exist but remain undiscovered. So, this may not be a complete checklist.
Stealing Base
This next bobblehead is called "Stealing Base." I do not know what the original hanging tag descriptor said. If you happen to know please pass that along.
This next "Weirdo" bobblehead is called "Bather." As I briefly mentioned above, this was the bobble that Lou Criscione indicated had once been a part of Andre Dawson's collection. According to Lou, there are only two specimens known to exist today. Per his story at Collectible Central:
We got a lead on a small collection of dolls owned by now Hall of Fame Baseball star- Andre Dawson. Mr. Dawson had collected with his son while doing card shows and had a small but impressive collection that included all of the rare Major League Baseball Black Face dolls. As his son got older, he lost interest in the dolls and Mr. Dawson decided to downsize. We arranged to meet at his house. We were a little nervous, as we really had never dealt with any celebrities. Mr. Dawson could not have been more hospitable and gracious as we entered his home. We were brought into a hobby room that displayed all of his trophies and memorable bats & balls. The bobbing heads were laid out on a beautiful pool table, all neatly boxed. To our surprise, we opened a box and found a doll that shocked us both- another Dodger Weirdo- one with a grinning player holding a bathing beauty in his arms. We had bought and sold thousands of vintage dolls at that point and had never seen or heard of this doll.
This also comes with its original hanging tag; which says,
"I Got Her on a fielders choice"
BTW, the "Bather" bobblehead sold for over $5,000 and is highly sought after.
This next "Weirdo" bobblehead is also extremely rare. It is called the "Fly Swatter" and features a bobble that nods at his waist. The bobble is also described as holding a fly swatter in his right hand, but that is not visible in the photo below. It is not known what the hanging tag descriptor says. This photo was found via Lou Criscione at Collectibles Central.
Like I said, more "Weirdo" bobbleheads may still exist, so keep your eyes out for them. You never know if you've come across a little gold mine. The more common "Weirdo" bobbles (those found in the above mentioned auction) could sell in excess of $1,000, but have been known to be found at prices ranging from $500 to $1,000. These are certainly must-haves for vintage bobble collectors.
By ernest at Friday, November 21, 2014
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The APhA Annual Meeting & Exposition is a comprehensive meeting for pharmacy professionals and future leaders in pharmacy where you can learn about leadership, career opportunities, and patient safety from nationally recognized experts. The 2018 Annual Meeting is held March 16-19 in Nashville, Tennessee.
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The American Pharmacists Association (APhA) 2018 Annual Meeting & Exposition opens in Nashville, Tennessee, on Friday, March 16 and runs through Monday, March 19. The meeting, themed "Leading Our Communities in Patient Care," is a call to action that challenges pharmacists to act courageously and collectively to create productive changes in the profession. During the Opening General Session on Saturday, March 17, 2017-2018 AShP President Nancy Alvarez, PharmD, BCPS, FAPhA, will report how pharmacists are implementing her call to show how they care about patients and communities and how they exhibited leadership amid the natural disasters and a devastating influenza season. Dr. Alvarez will also convey how pharmacists are close to achieving provider status recognition under Medicare as they expand their roles in immunization, chronic disease management, pain management, and lessening the impact of opioid abuse.
The meeting, emceed once again by Mark Walberg, takes place at the Music City Center and features over 100 learning opportunities to increase attendees' value and make big strides in their professional development, with the potential to earn up to 20 CPE credit hours. The convention affords numerious opportunities to network with peers and learn about innovative business and clinical concepts at sessions, product theatre luncheons, and collaborative workshops.
In the Opening General Session Keynote Presentation titled "Walking a Mile in Your Patient's Shoes" on Saturday, March 17, B. J. Miller, MD, assistant clinical professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), will relate how accessing effective and comprehensive healthcare is especially challenging for patients with multiple chronic conditions and functional limitations. This patient population, Dr. Miller contends, is more likely to report unmet medical needs, less likely to report good patient-provider relationships, and more likely to have more expensive healthcare costs. Understanding patients' healthcare system experience enables providers to better respond to patient needs and develop more meaningful relationships. An expert on end-of-life and palliative care, Dr. Miller is an attending specialist for the Symptom Management Service of the UCSF Helen Diller Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of the country's first outpatient palliative care clinics.
Increasingly, patients with chronic health conditions flock to online communities to share their common experiences living with disease. In this way, newly diagnosed patients can improve their outcomes by connecting with and learning from others around the globe who are facing similar health challenges. In the Second General Session titled "Digitally-Connected Patients Are Here. Are You Ready?" on Sunday, March 18, Jamie Heywood, co-founder and chairman, PatientsLikeMe, and founding director, ALS Therapy Development Institute, will discuss how patients find others facing similar afflictions for support and recommendations. A staunch believer in transparency and collaboration, Mr. Heywood is a leader in engaging patients, understanding their needs, and applying entrepreneurial smarts and drive to improve the treatment available to them.
Visit JMI (U.S. Pharmacist) at booth #205.
Attendees at the recent American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Annual Meeting & Exposition heard over 100 educational presentations covering topics from provider-status legislation to enhancing patient care and health outcomes through innovative, collaborative partnerships. Echoing the meeting's overarching theme, "Leading Our Communities in Patient Care," APhA President Nancy Alvarez, right, acknowledged the profession for exhibiting leadership during natural disasters and a record-breaking influenza season. Read more.
In the APhA2018 educational session titled, "Your Annual Immunization Update," leading experts in pharmacy-based immunization delivery cover the latest news in vaccination practice and describe developments on the horizon. With new vaccines continually emerging and recommendations frequently changing, it can be challenging for pharmacists and other healthcare practitioners to keep current. Read more.
Opening General Session Keynote Presenter B. J. Miller, MD, assistant clinical professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco, right, described his experiences as a patient and a physician to illustrate the challenges posed by an often complex, impersonal healthcare system. Understanding patients' healthcare system experience enables providers to better respond to patient needs and develop more meaningful relationships. Read more.
In a session titled, "Meaningful Collaboration Between Pharmacists and Physicians to Improve Quality and Meet Patient Needs," presenters discuss their takeaways from successful collaborations between physicians and pharmacists. Many physicians are interested in working with pharmacists to improve the health of their patients and ease the workload in their practices, but they might not fully realize the capabilities of pharmacists or how to employ or contract with them. Read more.


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Holly Knitlightly: It takes 12 bees their entire lifetime to make one tablespoon of honey.
It takes 12 bees their entire lifetime to make one tablespoon of honey.
I am still just knitting away! I went and bought more yarn today and my goal is to use it all up by Monday! Right now I have 22 balls of yarn... (well, I have 2 on the go right now). AHHH. Wish me luck. Please. HAHA. I also need to come up with some names for my products! Maybe once I get the photos, I'll do a sneak peek and see if you guys can help me come up with some names? You guys are all so creative and I would love your input! This weekend is also Thanksgiving in Canada, so I'm going to hopefully make my FIRST EVER apple pie! And I also have a little surprise for Keith's sisters and cousin who are helping me out on Monday! It's going to be fun doing a photo shoot with them, I'm excited! I also wanted to thank all of you guys for being SO supportive! Opening up an Etsy store is scary but you guys have been so encouraging and supportive, it really means a lot to me! And I know lots of you already have Etsy stores, so if you have ANY tips for opening one, please let me know! I'm trying to get as much information about opening up a store as I can! Thanks so much! I hope you guys have a wonderful weekend (I'm going to try and do a post or two, but I will be knitting pretty much around the clock! Haha.) and Happy Thanksgiving to everyone from Canada!
Hahaha I want to try this! It seems like it would be SO fun! I have laughing attacks sometimes, haha. Usually when Keith and I are hanging out. I just laugh NON-STOP for so long, with tears streaming down my face and I can't stop.
*Oh and what is up with all of the honey facts lately? Haha. I just had some rosemary focaccia bread with honey butter on it with my chili... it was SOOOOOOO GOOD. Try it! Just mix some honey and butter and put it on toasted bread. MMM!
I love when something isn't very funny but you fake laugh and then that fake laugh turns into a real laugh. Those are the best! I love the videos you post!
Thank you so much for your comment on my blog!! I think you will really love You Again and I LOVED 500 Days of Summer!!! It has Zooey in it, need I say more??
P.S. You won the boyfriend lotto to have a hubby who looks like boyfriend looks like Joseph Gordon-Levitt/ Heath Ledger!
P.S.S. I am sorry that the giveaway wasn't international honey!! But worry not: You will be getting a care package for your birthday that will include some cards!! Because I heart you!!!
Hope you have a beautiful weekend!!!
I know somebody else who has little "competitions" on twitter to help name her items! The prize? Knowing you're the one who named it :) It's fun and silly.


the wonder years | Something Museworthy?
If a tick followed a tock; if the world still turned out there, you'd know not.
In here, time's metronome sways only to the eyes of the privileged. All you're given is their rendering: they choose night, they choose day. They impose a rhythm that is arrhythmic; a cadence that upsets your own and summons the oddest motion sickness. Each meal you have here is served to intense, or to no hunger. Each hour for sleep you either seize, or eschew. You're pitched into and pulled by their strange and straying flow; a stick in a turbulent stream. While outside you're sure time's arrow runs un-delayed and linear.
See—that minute was yours. That minute you rode the arrow outside.


Shamima Begum was tracked down by The Times to a refugee camp in northern Syria where she is now 19-years-old, the bride of an Islamic State fighter, nine months pregnant and has had two infant children who are dead. Her her husband is in captivity.
Stating that "I don't regret coming here," she told The Times: "I'm not the same silly little 15-year-old schoolgirl who ran away from Bethnal Green four years ago."
She also told the paper: "The caliphate is over.
"There was so much oppression and corruption that I don't think they deserved victory. I know what everyone at home thinks of me as I have read all that was written about me online. But I just want to come home to have my child. That's all I want right now. I'll do anything required just to be able to come home and live quietly with my child."
She was one of three schoolgirls - along with Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase - from Bethnal Green Academy who left their homes and families in February 2015 to join a fourth Bethnal Green schoolgirl in Syria who had left London they year before. They each married an Isis foreign fighter, according to The Times.
She said she had a "mostly" a "normal life in Raqqa, every now and then bombing and stuff".
She told the paper: "But when I saw my first severed head in a bin it didn't faze me at all. It was from a captured fighter seized on the battlefield, an enemy of Islam. I thought only of what he would have done to a Muslim woman if he had the chance."
Security Minister Ben Wallace said: "The UK advises against all travel to Syria and parts of Iraq. Anyone who does travel to these areas, for whatever reason, is putting themselves in considerable danger.
"Everyone who returns from taking part in the conflict in Syria or Iraq must expect to be investigated by the police to determine if they have committed criminal offences, and to ensure that they do not pose a threat to our national security.
"There are a range of terrorism offences where individuals can be convicted for crimes committed overseas and we can also use Temporary Exclusion Orders to control an individuals' return to the UK."
Tasnime Akunjee, a lawyer who was instructed by the Bethnal Green girls' families after they ran away, said he was "glad (Ms Begum) is alive and safe".
He told the Press Association the authorities should be reminded of former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe's position at the time of their disappearance.
"The position of the Metropolitan Police was that they should be treated as victims, so long as they hadn't committed any further offences while they are out there," he said.
Mr Akunjee said he had spoken to the girls' families, who had "expressed the position that they want time and space to process what's happened".


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President Trump lands on FBI as his latest target for blame
President Donald Trump smiles as he speaks before a lunch with Senate Republicans in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017. Credit: AP
Updated December 6, 2017 6:40 AM
Under President Donald Trump's style of management by public pillory, the FBI is getting its turn.
Once again an appointee of the president is walking back, spinning up, or breaking from Trump's barbs against an institution he heads.
Trump wailed on Twitter over the weekend that the FBI's standing is the "worst in history" and its reputation in "tatters," though this will purportedly change.
So in a message to 35,000 agents and support staff, FBI Director Christopher Wray said he has been "inspired by example after example of professionalism and dedication to justice demonstrated around the bureau.
"We find ourselves under the microscope each and every day and rightfully so . . . Keep calm and tackle hard."
Trump's main motive for attack was really James Comey, Wray's fired predecessor.
But Trump is the first president in recent memory to habitually denounce federal institutions and the people who run them, even when on his behalf. Sometimes it is as if he sees them as outside forces, like the legislature or the news media.
Trump has also delivered withering public criticism of Wray's higher-up, Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
After a full season of "lock-her-up" talk about Hillary Clinton for crimes suspected or imagined, Sessions went before the Senate for confirmation last February.
"This country does not punish its political enemies," he said. But Trump has continually cried out since for action against his defeated Democratic foe.
No agency got the same sideswiping as the CIA. Even before taking office, Trump complained: "Intelligence agencies should never have allowed this fake news to 'leak' into the public.
"One last shot at me. Are we living in Nazi Germany?"
Permanent bureaucracies take on lives of their own, their personnel having priorities that may not match the declared goals of any elected executive. But Trump and his inner circle have applied the more conspiratorial term, "deep state."
Trump repeatedly has waffled on whether Russia sought to cause discord in U.S. elections last year and complained about new sanctions even after he signed them.
As if working for a different president, however, UN Ambassador Nikki Haley said in October that another nation interfering in U.S. politics "is warfare."
"I find it fascinating because the Russians, God bless 'em, they're saying, 'Why are Americans anti-Russian?' And why have we done the sanctions? Well, don't interfere in our elections and we won't be anti-Russian."
Haley hasn't faced the kind of open personal scorn from Trump she drew when, as South Carolina's GOP governor, she criticized him before ultimately endorsing him.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson isn't so shielded. Reports emanated from the White House last week that Tillerson — with whom Trump differed regarding North Korea and other crises — would soon be bumped and replaced.
When Trump nominee Neil Gorsuch faced confirmation for the Supreme Court in March, he was asked about the president's efforts to degrade a "so-called judge" who ruled against the administration's travel ban.
"When anyone criticizes the honesty or integrity of the motives of a federal judge, well, I find that disheartening. I find that demoralizing, because I know the truth," Gorsuch said.
He was asked if "anyone" included the president.
"Anyone is anyone," Gorsuch said.