How will sensitive data, like healthcare data, be handled? Will there be additional security measures? - European Commission

All data will be handled the same way.

Since the data itself is not directly available in the LDS marketplace, but remains on the system of the data owner, there is no need to implement special security levels. The providers can freely decide when, under which conditions and with whom they will share the data.

A separated Data Space for medical data is currently being planned.

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