The healthcare industry is a perfect candidate for disruptive technology. Social media, cloud computing and mobile devices lead the way. However the transformation is not without its risks. This presentation looks at the top security risks of these technologies and how vendors can address them to increase adoption.

1. Disruptive Technology; Turning Hell-care into Healthcare Betsy Bevilacqua Healthcare 2.0 Enthusiast September 2011

3. How Disruptive Technology Could Turn Hell-care into Healthcare

4. Disruptive Trends in the Health Care Industry As of 6/11 1,188 US hospitals have a facebook page Kaiser Permanente has 2.5 million patients registered to use their PHR-Personal Health Record More than 80 percent of U.S. physicians will have smartphones by 2012 Mobile Devices Cloud Computing Social Media

5. Top 3 Security challenges Identification and Authentication Protection of Sensitive Data Physical security End User Requests and Concerns Security Challenges What happens if I lose my Ipad? Is my patient’s data safe in this cloud thing? Why can’t I use my own Ipad to log in to my work systems?

6. Addressing the Challenges Assure the Confidentiality and Integrity of Patient Data Identity and Access Management Sensitive Data Masking Mobile Device Management (MDM) Solution should provide: Authorization Authentication Audit trail (non repudiation) Low total cost of ownership Solution should provide: Protection against reverse engineering Referential integrity Representative of the source data Low total cost of ownership Solution should provide: Secure lock and wipe Application isolation/sandboxing Encryption A variety of Mobile OS support Low total cost of ownership

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9. Adoption Curve for Communication Technology Source: http://creationhealthcare.com/articles/the-rightfully-slow-adopters-of-digital-engagement-tools/