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SmartLockR
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General information
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Responsible use
Goal and impact
The purpose of this algorithm is to help ensure that information sent by e-mail is properly secured. In other words: not with too few security measures, but not with too many either. The algorithm contributes to this by alerting e-mail senders to sensitive information and encouraging them to then send this information securely. If they choose to do so, the e-mail is secured with encryption, two-factor authentication for the recipient, revocation option and logging.
This ensures that sensitive information is secured, while insensitive information can be accessed without additional friction for the recipient. The algorithm only impacts the process of sending e-mails and does not affect the substantive legal status of citizens or businesses.
Considerations
The use of this algorithm helps ensure that e-mails are sent with the right level of security.
Human intervention
In principle, the user makes the choice whether or not to send an e-mail securely based on the recommendation by the algorithm. It is also possible to automate the choice of whether or not to send an e-mail securely based on the algorithm. In that case, a user can still choose to explicitly send an e-mail securely by himself.
Risk management
The overall performance of the algorithm is monitored by the internal functional manager.
Links to legal bases
Operations
Data
The algorithm is based on the preset content policy. This content policy is filled with words that are (in)directly related to privacy. Think of email address, house number, bank account number, appointment decision, password, etc.
This list has been manually created by the VRZHZ. SmartLockR also has the possibility to recognise three standard formats: iBANv1, CreditCardv1 and BSN. As soon as a word (or part of a word) or 1 of the 3 standard formats is recognised, SmartLockR is activated.
Technical design
The algorithm is based on the preset content policy. This content policy is filled with words that are (in)directly related to privacy. Think of email address, house number, bank account number, appointment decision, password, etc.
This list has been manually created by the VRZHZ. SmartLockR also has the possibility to recognise three standard formats: iBANv1, CreditCardv1 and BSN. As soon as a word (or part of a word) or 1 of the 3 standard formats is recognised, SmartLockR is activated.
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