Check for PHI/PII in AWS S3 assets

[nutjob4life]

According to email from @hoodriverheather in <MW4PR09MB9122F03BDE7B64F96E8384B5C5E32@MW4PR09MB9122.namprd09.prod.outlook.com>:

Check for de-id in any image zip files in AWS. Sftp buckets, backups, etc.

Look in buckets listed here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18u4zNPtjN_8k-e7bgp2yrIrf-t_11phPyl0cXxBII0c/edit#gid=666247863

In the spreadsheet mentioned, the tab is "SFTP Access" and the column is F. As of this writing there are 45 unique values in column F. The general approach is probably:

1. Create a new, "empty" instance of the LabCAS backend
2. Sync the data from the bucket path from one row in column F
3. Use the LabCAS publication to publish the data to the empty instance
4. Use the Solr schema term display to manually look for anything that might be PHI or PII
5. Repeat for the next row

N.B.: Because of the size of the data (and the manual scan) this is going to take a long time to complete.