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IoT Can Revolutionize Healthcare, But Security Is Key

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The Internet of things (IoT) is revolutionizing varied industries but health care in specific stands the most to gain or lose. The race to replace paper with digital files, the growing practice of tele-medicine, the ubiquity of mobile devices and the increasing connections of sensitive patient information to the web, has changed the way how we see the ill, treat the sick and research new medicines. Now has come the time that it’s no surprise that these advances may increase healthcare quality and availability. However at the same time, it increases the chances for cybercrimes and ends up putting the most such vulnerable data from the modern biology labs and experiment med-warehouses at risk.There is no doubt when we say that the Internet of Things (IoT) holds tremendous promise in healthcare by potentially enabling digital health revolution and advanced patient-care delivery.
However, the potential of internet of things in healthcare domain won’t be realized unless data integrity and security are built onto the foundations of the IoT movement.

Possible Threats Areas and Mitigating Risks:

The noticeable challenges faced by healthcare organizations today are cyber threats (new directed threat scenarios can be categorized as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)) which have increased and evolved by cyber criminals and hacktivists. This varies from earlier days when many attacks and frauds were carried out by individuals simply looking to demonstrate their computer hacking skills by disrupting company websites or their networks.

- Biomedical Devices
- System Implementation
- Machine-to-machine communication
- Health Information Exchanges
- Device manufacturers
- HIPAA Security

With this we can conclude that the necessary infrastructure to properly manage and optimize the proliferation of connected devices in healthcare domain starts with security. A strong strategy is required with includes authentication technologies and processes to verify patient and provider identities. This also validates that these devices can only be used by authorized users. Proper surety must be taken that there is complete integrity of the information which flows through communication channels between the devices with the IoT environment. Putting these security building blocks at the correct places helps in creating a closed and security loop system hence patients and provider can securely interact and in a more meaningful and engaging way.

The Internet of things (IoT) is revolutionizing varied industries but health care in specific stands the most to gain or lose. The race to replace paper with digital files, the growing practice of tele-medicine, the ubiquity of mobile devices and the increasing connections of sensitive patient information to the web, has changed the way how we see the ill, treat the sick and research new medicines. Now has come the time that it’s no surprise that these advances may increase healthcare quality and availability. However at the same time, it increases the chances for cybercrimes and ends up putting the most such vulnerable data from the modern biology labs and experiment med-warehouses at risk.There is no doubt when we say that the Internet of Things (IoT) holds tremendous promise in healthcare by potentially enabling digital health revolution and advanced patient-care delivery.
However, the potential of internet of things in healthcare domain won’t be realized unless data integrity and security are built onto the foundations of the IoT movement.

Possible Threats Areas and Mitigating Risks:

The noticeable challenges faced by healthcare organizations today are cyber threats (new directed threat scenarios can be categorized as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)) which have increased and evolved by cyber criminals and hacktivists. This varies from earlier days when many attacks and frauds were carried out by individuals simply looking to demonstrate their computer hacking skills by disrupting company websites or their networks.

- Biomedical Devices
- System Implementation
- Machine-to-machine communication
- Health Information Exchanges
- Device manufacturers
- HIPAA Security

With this we can conclude that the necessary infrastructure to properly manage and optimize the proliferation of connected devices in healthcare domain starts with security. A strong strategy is required with includes authentication technologies and processes to verify patient and provider identities. This also validates that these devices can only be used by authorized users. Proper surety must be taken that there is complete integrity of the information which flows through communication channels between the devices with the IoT environment. Putting these security building blocks at the correct places helps in creating a closed and security loop system hence patients and provider can securely interact and in a more meaningful and engaging way.

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  2. 2. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Wonders of IoT In Healthcare IoT holds tremendous promise in healthcare by potentially enabling digital health revolution and advanced patient- care delivery Some Stat Validates the Same. Let’s Have A Look...
  3. 3. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Gartner and McKinsey predicts that IoT will “add $1.9 trillion to the global economy by 2020,”. Statistics Speaks Gartner and McKinsey predict that IoT will “add $1.9 trillion to the global economy by 2020,”. Statistics Speaks
  4. 4. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Gartner and McKinsey predict that IoT will will have a “potential impact of $2.7 to $6.2 trillion by 2025”. Statistics Speaks
  5. 5. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Statistics Speaks ABI Research says by 2016, the sale of wearable wireless medical devices will reach more than 100 million devices annually. Statistics Speaks
  6. 6. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 IMS Research predicts, the market for wearable technologies in healthcare is expected to exceed by $2.9 billion in 2016. Statistics Speaks
  7. 7. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 The potential of internet of things in healthcare domain won’t be realized unless data integrity and security are built onto the foundations of the IoT movement. Findings Says
  8. 8. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 1 : Biomedical Devices Some Biomedical Devices are vulnerable to unidentified security threats. This can affect patient safety and hamper privacy of data on devices and networked systems.
  9. 9. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 1 : Antivirus Software The devices must be kept up to date with security patches. Antivirus software should be current.
  10. 10. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 2 : System Implementation Many healthcare organizations are bound to follow strict deadlines to implement systems like electronic health record (EHR), financial, and other business systems.
  11. 11. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 2 : Post implementation audits Perform post implementation audits Cross-verify the issues of security, user access and encryption.
  12. 12. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 3 : Machine-to-machine communication IoT comes with a major shift from human-to-machine communications to machine-to- machine (M2M) communications
  13. 13. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 3 : Monitor M2M Communications Monitor all activities across network. M2M communications monitoring would help identify and stop attacks.
  14. 14. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 4 : Health Information Exchanges HIEs make patient information electronically available across organizations within a region, community, or hospital system.
  15. 15. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 4 : Common Security Framework HIE’s security practices must be followed religiously Establish a common security framework to be used consistently across the organizations.
  16. 16. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 5 : Device manufacturers Device manufacturers also plays very critical role addressing security issues.
  17. 17. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 5 : Complete Visibility of Devices Device Manufacturers must be cross verified by security professionals. Information security professionals must have the complete visibility about devices.
  18. 18. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Threat 6 : HIPAA Security Maintaining the security of protected health information is challenging.
  19. 19. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Possible Threats & Mitigating Risks Resolution 6 : Comply With HIPAA security Comply with HIPAA requirements, including technical, physical, and administrative
  20. 20. sales@algoworks.com Toll Free : +1-877-284-1028 Takeaways... a strong strategy is required complete integrity of the information which flows through comm channels devices must only be used by authorized users authentication of technologies processes to verify patient and provider identities
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