Access Request System (ARS)
Summary
The Access Request System (ARS) manages and records access to NHS England systems and services. It provides audit trails and reports to provide internal assurance that access policies are being followed
| Controller | NHS Digital |
| How we use the information (processing activities) | The Access Request System processes the authorisation of access to Systems and Services (provided under the Exeter Service Catalogue, previously known as SSD). The system enables SSD staff to comply with the Access Control Policy, ensuring the systems they require access to are formally recorded and an audit trail exists. The system produces an extract of users with access to systems containing Personal Confidential Data (PCD) to support the annual Information Governance Toolkit return. |
| Does this contain sensitive (special category) data such as health information? | No |
| Who are recipients of this data? |
None |
| Is data transferred outside the UK? | No |
| How long the data is kept | 8 years minimum after no longer required |
| Our lawful basis for holding this data | Public task |
| Your rights |
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| How can you withdraw your consent? |
Consent not the basis for processing |
| Is the data subject to decisions made solely by computers? (automated decision making) | No |
| Where does this data come from? | Data subject |
| The legal basis for collecting this data | Public task and Health and Social Care Act (2012) – General Powers |