Hello,
I do not speak for the R Foundation but I believe you are not aware that
R is a computer language for statistics biostatistics and (scientific)
graphics.
- R itself does not collect data.
- Security policies are left to the users.
- You can program whatever you want since R is Turing equivalent, GDPR
or ADA compliant or not. It's up to the users/developers to comply to
laws. (I hope they do.)
Regarding this, R is pretty much the same as, for instance, C, C++,
Fortran, etc. And just like those languages R is used by companies and
other institutions, government or private, that enforce strong security
policies.
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Às 17:32 de 18/02/2019, Evan Lindenberger escreveu:
Hello,
My name is Evan Lindenberger and I work at the Johnson & Wales information
security office. We received a request for R Software, but I have a few questions
before we start using R, such as:
- What information does R collect?
- Does the R Foundation have a written information security policy (WISP)?
- Is R compliant with GDPR and ADA?
If someone could get back to me, that would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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