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Containing the Cloud: Security Issues in a Large Scale Observational Pharmacovigilance Research Project

The Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) is a public-private partnership designed to help improve the monitoring of drugs for safety. A software model for analysis of disparate data sources must take into account security, repeatability and efficiency in the transmission and communication of results. Each data provider has an individual stake in the ownership of their data and care must be taken to minimize the possibility of data compromise in the use of this data for regulatory purposes. An evaluation of system security must also be taken into account. Since this system will be comprised of several data providers and data consumers, care must be taken to evaluate the critical points of data access privilege and while maintaining the overall goals of sharing knowledge with the community.