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Research use of sensitive information -- personally identifiable information(PII), protected health information (PHI), commercial or proprietary data, andthe like -- is increasing as researchers' skill with "big data" matures. DukeUniversity's Protected Network is an environment with technical controls inplace that provide research groups with essential pieces of security measuresneeded for studies using sensitive information. The environment usesvirtualization and authorization groups extensively to isolate data, provideelasticity of resources, and flexibly meet a range of computationalrequirements within tightly controlled network boundaries. Since its beginningin 2011, the environment has supported about 200 research projects and groupsand has served as a foundation for specialized and protected IT infrastructuresin the social sciences, population studies, and medical research. This articlelays out key features of the development of the Protected Network and outlinesthe IT infrastructure design and organizational features that Duke has used inestablishing this resource for researchers. It consists of four sections: 1.Context, 2. Infrastructure, 3. Authentication and identity management, and 4.The infrastructure as a "platform."

Protecting sensitive research data and meeting researchers needs: Duke University's Protected Network