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Austrian EHDS Secure Processing Environment: From Regulation to Reality.

Florian Endel¹, David Würflinger¹, Alexander Degelsegger¹

¹Austrian National Public Health Institute, Vienna, Austria.

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Summary

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Austria is developing national Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) for health data, ensuring privacy and compliance with European Health Data Space (EHDS) regulations. This modular design supports a sovereign and scalable health data ecosystem.

Keywords:

Computer Security Computer Systems Electronic Data Processing

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Data Governance
Cybersecurity

Background:

The European Health Data Space (EHDS) mandates Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) for secure secondary health data utilization.
Compliance and privacy are paramount in health data sharing.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the architectural principles for Austria's national SPEs.
To establish a framework for secondary health data use in Austria.

Main Methods:

Analysis of existing secure data processing solutions and frameworks.
Design of an architectural concept addressing regulatory, technical, and organizational needs.

Main Results:

A modular, highly automated, and modern architectural concept for Austria's SPEs.
The design prioritizes flexibility and integration capabilities.

Conclusions:

The proposed architecture provides a foundation for a robust and sovereign Austrian health data ecosystem.
Enables scalable and compliant secondary use of health data.