Saranath

Good catch!

As I mentioned earlier in my talk, the GCDMP guideline is specifically for clinical trial. For non-clinical trail, such as observational study, field study, it would be nice to follow the GCDMP standard. It is still OK if you cannot follow some of them.

Thanks Aung, Phyo, Cing and Thinzar for sharing your experience. Protocol discussion is an important process, but many researcher not really pay attention to. Good beginning leads to great outcome!

Well design questionnaire and CRF at the beginning of the study is particularly important. It is almost impossible to go back to recollect the data.

Thanks for sharing your experience. And thanks Aung and Cing for informative suggestion.

Wow! the project has a good design. Language barrier is one of the main problem, not only among different languages, but also within the same language but in different disciplines or different education levels.

Self-administered online survey have many challenges, although it is easy in the implementation.

Thanks for your description of the event and thanks all for an informative discussion.

A good example on how system vulnerability can impact on the reputation of the organization. Thanks Tanaphum and everyone for a good discussion.

DDoS attack is quite common. The prevention is also challenging. The system should be closely monitored to detect unusual traffic.

People and system vulnerability are the main weak points that lead to ransomware attack.

I agreed that regular monitoring and audit of the system is one of a critical measure to early detect and prevent the data breach event.

Thanks CSD for the comprehensive description of the event report. Agree with Aung and Tanaphum on the additional suggestion.

This emphasizes the important of third-party vendor evaluation when you hire the vendor to execute task that involves sensitive data.

Thanks for the fruitful discussion. It seems like everyone agreed into the same way.

Thanks all for your contribution on both technical and non-technical hacking methods.

Thanks Aye Thinzar. Your mobile application is interesting.

Thanks for sharing your work.

Cool! I totally understand the limitation that you mentioned.

Thank you all for your self-reflection. Hope you will gain knowledge and skills from the program.