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Scenario You Are The Data Security Officer For A Small 100 Bed Hospital The Hosp

Scenario: You are the Data Security Officer for a small 100 bed Hospital. The hospital is preparing to implement
an EHR. You have been asked to determine the security measures that your facility will take to maintain confidentiality and prevent loss of data.
Write a security proposal to be presented to the CIO. Areas to be covered include, but are not limited to

Physical security hardware
Data authentication
Passwords
Data encryption/decryption
Firewalls
Data security
Confidentiality
Access
Penalties for violating policies
Network Security
Integrity controls

Note: This is not a paper. This is a proposal. The proposal should begin with a cover letter to the CIO to introduce the plan and the proposal should outline the data security plan
Security Proposal PlanFromData Security Officer,April 6, 2017ToCIO,Subject; Security planDear Sir,The following security details will be needed to put in place in order for the hospital to…
 
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