Secure Multiparty Computation for Department of Education Data Sharing

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This report discusses the use of Secure Multiparty Computation (SMC) to enable sharing of sensitive Department of Education data across organizational boundaries. The application of SMC allows for joint computation while keeping individual data encrypted, ensuring privacy and security within the National Post-Secondary Student Aid Study (NPSAS) framework. Through this privacy-preserving approach, a protocol is established for data sharing between the NPSAS Trust Zone and NSLDS Trust Zone.


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  1. Sharing Sensitive Department of Education Data Across Organizational Boundaries Using Secure Multiparty Computation NCES Project Report Stephanie Straus, M.Ed., Georgetown University, Massive Data Institute David Archer, Ph.D., Galois, Inc. Amy O Hara, Ph.D., Georgetown University, Massive Data Institute Rawane Issa, M.S., Galois, Inc. 1

  2. Background Push for inter-agency data sharing The Federal Data Strategy (FDS) Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2018 (H.R.4174) Hampered by privacy policy, statute, agency practices Current privacy approaches carry risks Solution Privacy-Preserving Technologies Secure Multiparty Computation (SMC) 2 2

  3. Secure Multiparty Computation (SMC) Subfield of cryptography Joint computation of a calculation, among users with sensitive data Performs computation while data remain encrypted Only aggregate results are decrypted Requires little to no hardware 3 3

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  5. Current NPSAS Structure National Center for Education Statistics National Student Loan Data System Loan balances & Grant amounts Attendance & Sampling weights National Post-Secondary Student Aid Study 5 5

  6. Potential NPSAS Structure with SMC National Center for Education Statistics National Student Loan Data System SMC Encrypted Attendance & Sampling weights Encrypted Loan balances & Grant amounts Decrypted Results National Post-Secondary Student Aid Study 6 6

  7. NPSAS:16 Table 6 - Excerpt 7 7

  8. How NPSAS Table 6 is Constructed Today - A Non Privacy Preserving Approach 8 8

  9. This Project: Privacy Preserving Computation Protocol NPSAS Trust Zone NSLDS Trust Zone 9 9

  10. Demonstration Details NCES Fellow Designation Access to ED infrastructure Uploaded 2 separate datasets, one per server Simple command line interface No party learns the other s input Aggregate results only revealed by SMC 10 10

  11. NPSAS:16 Table 6 - Excerpt 11 11

  12. Sample Results, Showing Output, Runtime, Data Sizes Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loans Awarded Ground Truth Project Results Avg. Loans ($) Avg. Loans ($) Runtime (s) Records Merged Total 4000 4100 278 34040 Public: Less-than-2-year 4500 4600 138 100 Public: 2-year 3300 3300 137 1500 Public: 4-year 4000 4000 145 8070 Non-doctorate-granting 3900 4000 145 2330 Primarily subbaccalaureate 3600 3700 145 1050 Primarily baccalaureate 4000 4000 139 1280 Doctorate-granting 4000 4000 138 5740 Private nonprofit: Less-than-4-yr 4100 4200 139 520 Private nonprofit: 4-year 3900 4000 137 5810 Non-doctorate-granting 4000 4000 140 3090 Doctorate-granting 3900 4000 144 2720 12 12

  13. Summary Successful interagency data sharing Privacy-preserving Accurate Efficient computation and network costs Cost-effective Easy to use 13 13

  14. Where To Go From Here? First-of-its-kind demonstration Some challenges remain: Legal issues IT/Technical issues Regulatory issues Routine use Future demonstration projects 14 14

  15. Thank You stephanie.straus@georgetown.edu See conference platform for technical paper. 15

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