Save the Date: January 28 Webinar on New Disclosure Avoidance Principles





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**Save the Date: January 28 Webinar on New Disclosure Avoidance Principles**

Join us on Tuesday, January 28, for a webinar covering our new framework for evaluating the strengths and limitations of different applied disclosure avoidance systems.

*Webinar Description: *

Throughout our history [ [link removed] ] we’ve strengthened our respondent confidentiality protections in the face of growing disclosure risks. For the 2020 Census, we used a disclosure avoidance system specifically designed to thwart the serious threats posed by increasingly sophisticated computing systems.

In this webinar, we’ll describe a framework of principles we have developed to evaluate the strengths and limitations of different applied disclosure avoidance systems for our statistical products. We’ll also describe how these principles relate to and are different from the decisions that must be made when applying any form of disclosure avoidance to a statistical product.

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* *Date:* Tuesday, January 28
* *Time:* 3:00-4:00 p.m. ET
* *Webinar/Access number (if needed)*: 2824 407 8967
* *Webinar password (if needed)*: #Census25

On the series webinar page [ [link removed] ], you can find recordings, transcripts, and slides for all disclosure avoidance webinars.  

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With the 2020 Census behind us, we’ve updated our email address: please reach out to [email protected] with questions.






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About Disclosure Avoidance Modernization

The Census Bureau is modernizing the protections that safeguard 2020 Census responses against emerging confidentiality threats. We rely on data user analysis and feedback to help us develop statistical products that are relevant and statistically accurate yet comply with our confidentiality obligations. This involves making data-driven decisions about the scope and precision of the census data we publicly release. We encourage you to visit our Disclosure Avoidance Modernization website [ [link removed] ] to learn more.








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