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- Access the Carbonate supercomputer but all I have is a web browser
- Access the command line on IU supercomputers from Linux, Unix, or MacOS
- Access the command line on IU supercomputers from Windows
- Acknowledge sources of funding when using IU systems
- Analyze data or do compute intensive simulations
- Archive PHI
- Archive/store large amounts of data for an extended period
- Back up my data to the cloud
- Back up my workstation data
- Collect and manage data for a longitudinal study
- Collect data in the field (no internet)
- Conduct a research study using subject-owned device
- Create a survey to schedule study participants
- Create a survey to schedule study participants - Detailed
- De-identify protected health information (PHI)
- Decide where to do data analysis/simulation
- Delete specific files and folders on a workstation securely
- Determine if IU can support specific cybersecurity requirement(s) in my grant, contract, or DUA
- Determine if your workstation storage is a HDD or SSD
- Determine the IU data classification of my data
- Determine what cybersecurity rules, regulations, and policies apply to my research data
- Determine where to store my research data
- Do parallel processing on IU supercomputers to speed up my code
- Do statistical analysis of data
- Do surveys and manage collected data via the web
- Do telehealth
- Do text analysis
- Enclave data and/or Windows applications
- Encrypt and decrypt data on UITS supercomputers
- Encrypt data on my workstation or mobile device
- Encrypt files or directories on Linux
- Ensure HIPAA compliance for my research project
- Ensure that a vended software/service is HIPAA compliant
- Ensure the mobile app I am developing protects user privacy
- Figure out what this cybersecurity rule or regulation here means
- Find a researcher-friendly cloud computing environment where I can experiment
- Find Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) software for biomedical research
- Find IRB requirements for HIPAA regulated research
- Find out about IU supercomputers
- Find out if files I upload to other systems from my full disk encrypted system remain encrypted
- Find out if my research is subject to GDPR
- Find out usage policies for UITS research systems
- Find out what IU technology resources are appropriate for my use case
- Find training on how to use UITS research systems
- Generate transcripts for study participant interviews
- Get a cybersecurity boilerplate for my grant, contract, or data use agreement
- Get a virtual machine I manage myself
- Get cybersecurity and compliance help for my HIPAA research workflows
- Get help figuring out the cybersecurity budget for my research project
- Get help with cybersecurity in my data management plan
- Get information on UITS high performance computing resources
- Get statistical or mathematical software
- Get status of my jobs running on UITS supercomputers
- Host a web application that accesses a database
- Install Python packages on UITS supercomputers
- Link to a library file on the UITS supercomputers
- Make my data trustworthy
- Make my Windows app web accessible to specific IU users
- Minimize risk to sensitive or regulated data on IU supercomputers
- Process FERPA data for research
- Protect data on my mobile device
- Protect sensitive data on IU supercomputers with an encryption-based workflow
- Purchase new software for a research project
- Push and pull data to/from a repository from a mobile device
- Put my data in a database
- Request a penetration test of my system
- Sanitize equipment (delete data) before disposal
- Scan my server or website for vulnerabilities
- Secure a mobile app I am developing
- Securely collect sensitive data on a mobile device
- Send faxes containing sensitive information
- Send PHI via email
- Share data with IU and/or external collaborators
- Share files on UITS supercomputers with other users
- Sign documents securely with Adobe Signature
- Stay secure while traveling, especially internationally
- Store data in the cloud
- Transfer data from a UITS supercomputer to my workstation
- Transfer data from my workstation to a UITS supercomputer
- Transfer massive volumes of data to an external collaborator quickly
- Troubleshoot Research Desktop (RED)
- Turn an Excel spreadsheet into a database I can share with folks at IU and beyond
- Use a common Windows app (e.g. Office) but all I have is a browser
- Use a professional document management system
- Use a virtual desktop interface to data and applications
- Use Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, or Google Cloud
- Use public cloud (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) for research
- Use REDCap
- Use Singularity on UITS supercomputers
- Use SSH to remotely access another system
- Use UITS research storage systems securely with PHI
- Visualize my data
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