Dracoon's primary purpose is the secure exchange of data across organisational boundaries. Dracoon has numerous certificates that confirm its security and qualify it for use with data with a high or very high level of protection.
We will be happy to create an account and a personal data room. Access automatically comes with a data room and all the functions you need to work with Dracoon. We are also happy to create project data rooms if they are required. These are worthwhile if you want to work collaboratively on the files, exchange data with a large number of users or share very large files.
Please send the following data to the Service Desk(servicedesk@uni-bielefeld.de):
This type of data room is suitable for collaborating with other users, exchanging data with a large number of people or sharing very large files.
It is advisable to find several administrators for the room so that access is not lost.
We enter an "emergency admin" ("name") as the room admin for each data room. This person is only activated for emergencies. Such an emergency could be that the access data is lost, but control over the data must be retained. Admins can be deleted from the room authorisations themselves, but they can no longer help in an emergency.
It is possible to extend data rooms. For this we need a justification and a ticket via servicedesk@uni-bielefeld.de
Further user authorisations must be distributed by the administrators themselves in Dracoon (see FAQs).
A personal account for Dracoon isrequired .
Please send the following data to the Service Desk(servicedesk@uni-bielefeld.de):
The service is primarily aimed at data transfer and is not archive storage. It is not to be seen as a permanent storage facility for storing data.
BITS only provides an organisational framework for this service. Responsibility for the data and the associated licence costs must be borne by the institutions.
-> General data protection information
For employees with a PC workstation provided by BITS
Service Desk
Mo.–Fr. 08:00–16:00 Uhr
Tel.: 0521 106-6000
E-mail: servicedesk@uni-bielefeld.de
For other employees
Decentralised IT support of the faculty or institution.
We always create every data room with 5 GB of storage. This can be expanded at any time. To do this, we ask that we are notified accordingly via "servicedesk@uni-bielefeld.de". However, the storage space depends on the number of licences held by the institution. Therefore, it cannot be increased at will.
Authorisations can only be set by the data room admin. To do this, the data room must be selected in the "All files" view and the three-dot menu clicked. Here you will then find the item "Authorisations". Search for and select the users to be added here. Each user can be assigned one of three levels:
For more complex requirements, there is the "Advanced settings" context menu, which enables advanced settings.
Access rights can also be revoked here using the corresponding button.
This option specifies a standard that is initially set for all uploaded files in this data room. The data classification currently only has the effect that we specify in the system that a password must also be set from the "confidential" level and below when sharing with external parties. The other levels can help to organise the data.
Files can be deleted automatically by Dracoon. There are two ways to do this:
Attention: Every deletion in this way is permanent and irretrievable. There is no way for BITS to restore the data.
In principle, data rooms can only be encrypted on the client side (end-to-end) if they are empty. Once a file has been stored in a data room, the notice disappears and the data room can no longer be encrypted - even if the files are deleted. The data room must otherwise be created again.
If encryption is required, these options are available:
Attention:
Shared, simultaneous working on files is not available if the data room has been encrypted end-to-end.
Files can be deleted automatically by Dracoon. There are two ways to do this:
Attention: Every deletion in this way is permanent and irretrievable. There is no way for BITS to restore the data.
Dracoon is particularly suitable for data with high or very high protection requirements. If you are unsure which data this applies to, take a look at this document: https://www.uni-bielefeld.de/verwaltung/informationssicherheit/regelungen/2020-10-19_Vorlage_Schutzbedarfsfeststellung.pdf [in German]
Section 4 contains a matrix that makes it easier to assess the situation. If you have any questions, the DISK can help.
In principle, it is possible to use functional accounts. However, the following restrictions apply: