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Statistics Netherlands (CBS) is constantly looking for new methods and techniques to meet the steadily growing demand for statistical information.

Statistics Netherlands (CBS) asked a committee of independent scientific experts to investigate external researchers’ use of remote access to consult CBS’ databases.

Information security and privacy are permanently high on the agenda at Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

The statutory task of Statistics Netherlands (CBS) is to carry out high-quality statistical research for the government sector and academia.

Statistics Netherlands (CBS) is increasingly joining forces with universities and universities of applied science.

Correcting for linkage errors in contingency tables – a cautionary tale

CBS: Inquiry into risks of data access

Statistical data confidentiality high on the agenda

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Quantification of the complexity of networks and methods to simplify networks by focusing on their essence.

Consumer technology is developing very rapidly. The opportunities created by smartphones and mobile internet yield a wealth of data.

Statistics Netherlands uses many sources to compile its statistics. Perhaps the best-known method is carrying out surveys.

It is the job of Statistics Netherlands to produce and publish official statistics that can help inform the public debate in the Netherlands.

We convert these into usable pieces without disclosing any personal characteristics, This is known as anonymisation or pseudonymisation.

When you complete a survey or send data to us, the data is always encrypted. After that, the data is stored in a secure environment at Statistics Netherlands.

Statistics Netherlands never provides identifiable data to third parties, not even to other government bodies.

We use the most advanced technology to do this. Statistics Netherlands applies the very highest security standards and has its security assessed regularly.

When we convert raw data into statistics, we remove any personal data that could lead to individuals being identified at the earliest possible stage.

Individuals are not legally required to take part, but of course, we hope that you will be willing to do so.

Statistics Netherlands is subject to the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a law that helps protect the privacy of citizens.

Statistics Netherlands has its own Data Protection Officer (DPO) who supervises the application of and compliance with the GDPR within the organisation.

Your name and address were chosen at random from a large database that includes all households in the Netherlands: the Personal Records Database.