Physical and Information Security in the NHS: Virtual Masterclass
This masterclass covers NHS security challenges, from outdated tech and paperless issues to AI risks and large databases, worsened by silos.
Join YCSC for an insightful virtual masterclass that delves into the complex security landscape of the National Health Service (NHS). This event will unpack the multifaceted challenges faced by the NHS, highlighting how organizational silos can exacerbate security vulnerabilities.
Key Topics Covered:
- Compliance vs. Security: Discover how strict adherence to accreditation standards can inadvertently degrade physical security within healthcare settings.
- Tech Vulnerabilities: Learn about a real-world incident where a porn virus infiltrated a hospital network through an outdated ultrasound machine, and the broader implications of using unsupported medical equipment.
- Going Paperless: Examine the current challenges of transitioning to a paperless system, including the transfer of record-keeping responsibilities and the lack of contingency plans when digital systems fail.
- Psychological Profiles and Security: Understand how the psychological traits of healthcare professionals impact security practices, illustrated by the amusing anecdote of a fish tank consultant ID badge.
- Infrastructure Issues: Explore the difficulties of integrating modern networking equipment in historic buildings, including the improvised solutions that can compromise security.
- AI and Data Security: Discuss the risks associated with AI use in healthcare, particularly regarding data security and user awareness.
- Government Databases: Analyse the risks of large government databases, with a case study on how such data can be deanonymized, posing significant privacy concerns.
Who Should Attend:
- Healthcare IT Professionals
- Clinical and Administrative Staff in the NHS
- Cybersecurity Experts
- Health Informatics Specialists
- Policy Makers and Regulators
- Anyone interested in healthcare security and data privacy