Arithmix: A no-code multi-dimensional data aggregation tool utilising novel user access controls to permit secure, collaborative, cross organisational analytics
Arithmix: A no-code multi-dimensional data aggregation tool utilising novel user access controls to permit secure, collaborative, cross organisational analytics
批准号:
10034178
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金额:
$25.5万
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
Filigree Technologies Ltd正在寻求为机构提供一个跨协作、类似电子表格的平台,用于构建数字商业模型,从而大大降低数据管理的复杂性,并通过自动化可重复的步骤提高效率。Filigree正在他们目前的平台“Arithmix”上构建,这是一个可视化的、无代码的、可访问的建模和分析工具。该项目将开拓细粒度用户访问控制(UAC),提供一流的多维、基于云的模型共享平台。用户访问控制(UAC)需要管理用户帐户和访问权限,以防止对数据集的滥用和未经授权的访问。传统的电子表格会限制不能广泛传播的敏感信息,因为它们没有多人模式,所以信息必须手动收集和处理。多人电子表格会遭受用户无意的错误,以及无法处理和指导业务流程。内部人员滥用是企业数据泄露中最常见的事件分类模式之一,与员工访问敏感和有价值的数据密切相关\[Verizon,2015\]。55% of internal misuse incidents were the result of privilege abuse, with the most affected industries being public, healthcare and financial services. Filigree aims to replace the existing costly and unscalable business modelling tools in these sectors, with a user-centric, accurate and collaborative approach.Current approaches lack security functions, and provide poor accessibility, causing productivity losses and high costs. Artihmix will eradicate the use of data sharing via proxies (screenshots, Powerpoint) and duplication in information silos forming between teams and departments which generate errors and are an inefficient use of time.Arithmix enables the sharing of sensitive information only with relevant parties, collecting data points from an arbitrary number of people without affecting others' data and allowing live collaboration across departments.These benefits apply across many industries, including Financial Institutions, Healthcare Services, however, the cost-effective nature of Arithmix predominantly targets SMEs.
英文摘要
Filigree Technologies Ltd is seeking to provide institutions with a cross-collaborative, spreadsheet-like, platform for building numerical business models, that drastically reduces the complexity of data management and improves efficiency by automating repeatable steps.Filigree is building on their current platform, 'Arithmix', a visual, code-free, accessible modelling and analysis tool. This project will pioneer granular User Access Controls (UAC), providing a first-in-class multi-dimensional, cloud-based model sharing platform.User Access Controls (UAC) entails the management of user accounts and access privileges, to protect against misuse and unauthorised access to datasets. Traditional spreadsheets can constrain sensitive information that can't be broadly disseminated as they don't have multiplayer, so information has to be manually collected and processed. Multiplayer spreadsheets suffer from unintentional user error, and the inability to handle and guide business processes.Insider misuse is one of the most common incident classification patterns in corporate data breaches, closely linked to staff access to sensitive and valuable data \[Verizon,2015\]. 55% of internal misuse incidents were the result of privilege abuse, with the most affected industries being public, healthcare and financial services. Filigree aims to replace the existing costly and unscalable business modelling tools in these sectors, with a user-centric, accurate and collaborative approach.Current approaches lack security functions, and provide poor accessibility, causing productivity losses and high costs. Artihmix will eradicate the use of data sharing via proxies (screenshots, Powerpoint) and duplication in information silos forming between teams and departments which generate errors and are an inefficient use of time.Arithmix enables the sharing of sensitive information only with relevant parties, collecting data points from an arbitrary number of people without affecting others' data and allowing live collaboration across departments.These benefits apply across many industries, including Financial Institutions, Healthcare Services, however, the cost-effective nature of Arithmix predominantly targets SMEs.
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