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HOW ZERO-ACCESS ANALYTICS IMPROVES ROI FOR COMMON DATA INITIATIVES AND EXPANDS
ADDRESSABLE MARKETS BY STREAMLINING PROCESSES AND ELIMINATING REGULATORY
ROADBLOCKS.

You’ve heard about the need to get involved in business strategy discussions to
help drive business value and growth. But how can you avoid stepping out of your
lane or being told not to slow things down?

In our last blog, we discussed how zero-access data analytics solutions like
Duality’s can be used to first address the exploding risks seen with third-party
data arrangements.

This new capability begs the question, “If we can apply zero-access data
analytics to reduce risk in using sensitive data, can it also be used in a way
that drives growth or improves ROI on business initiatives?” Such a platform
provides data and security teams a force-multiplier for their data-driven
initiatives in two ways:

 1. Improving ROI by identifying data-driven initiatives wherein security,
    compliance, or privacy requirements demand time and/or money.
 2. Unlocking growth by focusing on initiatives that are limited or slowed by
    complexities found in compliance, security, or privacy; e.g., data
    monetization.


TABLE STAKES: COMMUNICATING VALUE

In order for CISOs, CPOs, and CDAOs to become growth drivers and leaders, they
must communicate effectively. This means using language that starts with
business value and is supported by use cases and technical capabilities. By
shifting to this order, conversations with non-technical leadership will be more
engaging versus asking for approval of a foregone conclusion explained by
technical capabilities and use cases alone. For example, Gartner notes, “Top
performing CISOs regularly meet with three times as many non-IT stakeholders as
they do IT stakeholders.” Rob Woods puts it succinctly: “Security teams cannot
do everything,” and continues to point out the obvious opportunities in working
closely with other departments. Security teams’ work adds value when others
understand and make use of it.


DISCOVERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVED ROI

The following questions can help CISOs, CPOs, and CDAOs identify key areas where
ROI and value can be enhanced with zero-access data analytics:

 * Is a manual process to protect sensitive data used or required (e.g., data
   de-identification)?
 * Are lengthy legal and compliance processes needed in order to access or
   analyze a data set?
 * Are data and analytics protections technically enforced, or only
   organizationally enforced?
 * Do any methods used for data privacy and protection require trusting a third
   party?
 * With whom do we have data sharing agreements?
 * How are we monetizing data or analytics? If not, would we like to?

 

But, what if you’re not the one with those answers? Ideally, identifying where
complex processes and technologies exist is as easy as searching through a data
inventory or a recent audit report. However, we all know that such documents are
notoriously difficult to create and maintain due to the speed and sprawl of data
across cloud services. Additionally, such documentation may not reflect current
initiatives, goals, or wishes. Here are two ways to find out what’s being done
or considered:

 1. Start with corporate objectives. It may go without saying, but always align
    with corporate objectives. This will help appropriately prioritize and
    position discussions for maximum impact and support. Follow the trail from
    strategic objectives to the data-tactics required. This will provide a short
    list of high-profile, data-driven initiatives.
 2. Ask the users. Driving growth needs to be inclusive, so having strong
    relationships and regular conversations outside your specific team is highly
    recommended. Data Teams should have a good idea of where such processes are
    being used because they’re the primary players/users. The Privacy Team may
    also have records of where such processes exist

 

THE ‘LOW-HANGING FRUIT’: DEATH TO DE-IDENTIFICATION 

Out with the old, in with the new. If an organization is using de-identification
in any operation, there’s a high likelihood of being able to improve its ROI.
Why? De-identification is a process-driven tactic that removes specific data
points making it hard – but not impossible (not GDPR compliant) – for someone
with access to the dataset to identify a particular person or group therein.
Whether by tokenization or removal, this comes at a cost found in time to value,
quality of insights, and the utility of the data overall. There is significant
time spent between the data owners, data analyzers, and privacy/security experts
in determining that the dataset meets requirements while still providing a
minimal level of value to the analyzers. In healthcare, the method is called
expert determination which adds even more time and cost to the effort. In any
case, when valuable data context is removed from a dataset, the value and
quality of insights that can be derived are also reduced. This leaves many
wondering, if insights aren’t actionable, what’s the point?

In a recent example, Colin Woodard, Director of Nationhood Lab, mentioned the
detrimental impact of working with restricted data by saying, “For privacy
reasons the [CDC] suppresses county data with low numbers, which wreaks havoc on
efforts to calculate rates for less numerous ethno-racial groups.” This is not
uncommon. In addition, such subsets are limited in utility since they can’t be
linked with other, disparate datasets. This means that a de-identified dataset
must be valuable enough on its own, which is problematic in the face of the
growing need for collaboration among data-driven enterprises.

Virtually any operation utilizing de-identification processes will benefit from
zero-access analytics by:

 1. Enhancing security and reducing risk (deidentification does not satisfy
    anonymization).
 2. Reducing time to value & preparation costs by streamlining processes.
 3. Improving the quality of insights by working with full data context.
 4. Improving data utility since disparate datasets can be linked.
 5. Remove or severely limit the movement of data prior to use.


The values in modernizing such a process for today’s data-driven enterprises
should be quite clear. Most of the work will be aligning the many stakeholders
involved.

 

DATA MONETIZATION

Data monetization: Two words that are sure to send chills down the spine of
those responsible for data governance, protection, security, or privacy. To
explain the adrenaline rush caused by such an initiative, we must mention the
core prerequisites versus the operational difficulties. First, the organization
needs to have its data under control and organized. Commonly, the answer will
vary based on the datasets and data types being discussed. Wrangling data
sprawled across services and clouds is daunting even without regulations in
mind. Once the baseline preparation is done (or nearly there), we can begin
building a plan to operationalize data monetization as a new revenue stream with
security, privacy, and compliance requirements met or exceeded. Today, the
status of data monetization efforts in data-driven organizations typically falls
under one of the following three descriptions:

 * An established line of business.

 * Done, but in limited circumstances.

 * A desired future.


ESTABLISHED LINE OF BUSINESS – IMPROVING ROI AND TAM

If selling data to 3rd parties is already an established line of business (or
your only line of business), there’s an opportunity to both improve ROI and
expand the total addressable market (TAM) using a zero-access approach. For
example, sensitive datasets are often sold in their entirety rather than
accessed through a portal. The customer will receive and host this data (note* a
risk, time, and cost increase) on their end before making use of it. This is
largely driven by client requirements to keep their analytical needs and
insights private – without visibility from the vendor – due to security,
regulatory, or intellectual property concerns. This approach can be cost
prohibitive, reduces the quality of insights, and may limit the geographies in
which such a service can be offered due to data localization and transfer laws.
Using a zero-access analytics platform allows vendors to satisfy data
localization and transfer laws, reduce costs of service delivery, setup time,
and total cost of ownership (TCO) while satisfying the needs of their clients.
By reducing costs and complexities, data vendors can expand to new geographies
and customer segments, driving profitability and overall revenue growth with the
addition of wholly new audiences.



Duality provides options to query, analyze joined/linked data sets, or run
models on encrypted data. The above shows the Duality Query flow, where
sensitive query parameters are hidden from commercial data vendors.


 



SPECIAL CASES OR A DESIRED FUTURE – OPERATIONALIZING A DATA SERVICE

Almost all organizations have data that is valuable to other organizations, an
opportunity many are beginning to explore. The “data gold mine” realization is
often followed by enthusiasm. Unfortunately, the momentum is lost in the fray of
complexities and requirements identified by security, data, IT, and
privacy/legal teams. These complexities can limit data monetization to strategic
relationships or special circumstances only, if at all. A zero-access analytics
platform removes arguably the most significant complications in setting up a
scalable operation; data access, protection, security, and privacy. With a
platform that checks all boxes by default, all that remains is to have customers
install a piece of software to begin gaining value from your new, or newly
expanded, line of business.

 

TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE

If you’re looking for a way to impact growth from the risk side of the aisle, a
platform like Duality’s provides many such opportunities while simultaneously
improving overall risk posture. Using a zero-access analytics platform
eliminates risk from sensitive data use, improves ROI for data initiatives, and
can generate more revenue by turning valuable wish lists into realities.

By introducing a zero-access analytics platform in the context of improving ROI
and unlocking growth-driving initiatives, risk leaders like the CISO, CPO, and
CDAO earn their place at the table as growth leaders rather than simply being
service department heads.

 

WHAT’S NEXT?

In blog 1, we covered how to eliminate risk from common, 3rd party data
arrangements to prove that data in-use can be secure. We’ve now discussed how to
improve ROI for existing, but complex, data operations. Next, we’ll talk about
paths to strategic growth and innovation by exploring options that either
couldn’t be done or haven’t been considered.

Book a demo with us to learn more.

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