Matthew Webster

Do No Harm (eBook, ePUB)

Protecting Connected Medical Devices, Healthcare, and Data from Hackers and Adversarial Nation States

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Discover the security risks that accompany the widespread adoption of new medical devices and how to mitigate them In Do No Harm: Protecting Connected Medical Devices, Healthcare, and Data from Hackers and Adversarial Nation States, cybersecurity expert Matthew Webster delivers an insightful synthesis of the health benefits of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), the evolution of security risks that have accompanied the growth of those devices, and practical steps we can take to protect ourselves, our data, and our hospitals from harm. You'll learn how the high barriers to entry for innovation in the field of healthcare are impeding necessary change and how innovation accessibility must be balanced against regulatory compliance and privacy to ensure safety. In this important book, the author describes: * The increasing expansion of medical devices and the dark side of the high demand for medical devices * The medical device regulatory landscape and the dilemmas hospitals find themselves in with respect medical devices * Practical steps that individuals and businesses can take to encourage the adoption of safe and helpful medical devices or mitigate the risk of having insecure medical devices * How to help individuals determine the difference between protected health information and the information from health devices--and protecting your data * How to protect your health information from cell phones and applications that may push the boundaries of personal privacy * Why cybercriminals can act with relative impunity against hospitals and other organizations Perfect for healthcare professionals, system administrators, and medical device researchers and developers, Do No Harm is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of patient privacy, cybersecurity, and the world of Internet of Medical Things.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
• Seitenzahl: 400
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781119794035
• Artikelnr.: 62154849

Autorenporträt

MATTHEW WEBSTER is a Chief Information Security Officer with 25 years of IT and information security experience. During that time, he has worked with many sizes and sectors of organizations including Fortune 100. Matthew has built several security programs from the ground up, significantly reduced risk, and helped companies pass multiple types of security audits.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface xviii

Introduction xxi

Part I Defining the Challenge 1

Chapter 1 The Darker Side of High Demand 3

Connected Medical Device Risks 4

Ransomware 4

Risks to Data 7

Escalating Demand 10

Types of Internet-Connected Medical Devices 11

COVID-19 Trending Influences 12

By the Numbers 13

Telehealth 15

Home Healthcare 15

Remote Patient Monitoring 16

The Road to High Risk 16

Innovate or Die 19

In Summary 26

Chapter 2 The Internet of Medical Things in Depth 27

What Are Medical Things? 28

Telemedicine 29

Data Analytics 30

Historical IoMT Challenges 31

IoMT Technology 36

Electronic Boards 36

Operating Systems 37

Software Development 38

Wireless 39

Wired Connections 43

The Cloud 43

Mobile Devices and Applications 46

Clinal Monitors 47

Websites 48

Putting the Pieces Together 48

Current IoMT Challenges 48

In Summary 50

Chapter 3 It is a Data-Centric World 53

The Volume of Health Data 53

Data is That Important 55

This is Data Aggregation? 57

Non-HIPAA Health Data? 59

Data Brokers 60

Big Data 63

Data Mining Automation 68

In Summary 70

Chapter 4 IoMT and Health Regulation 73

Health Regulation Basics 73

FDA to the Rescue? 77

The Veterans Affairs and UL 2900 81

In Summary 83

Chapter 5 Once More into the Breach 85

Grim Statistics 86

Breach Anatomy 89

Phishing, Pharming, Vishing, and Smishing 90

Web Browsing 92

Black-Hat Hacking 93

IoMT Hacking 94

Breach Locations 95

In Summary 95

Chapter 6 Say Nothing of Privacy 97

Why Privacy Matters 98

Privacy History in the United States 101

The 1990s Turning Point 103

HIPAA Privacy Rules 104

HIPAA and Pandemic Privacy 104

Contact Tracing 106

Corporate Temperature Screenings 107

A Step Backward 107

The New Breed of Privacy Regulations 108

California Consumer Privacy Act 108

CCPA, AB-713, and HIPAA 109

New York SHIELD Act 111

Nevada Senate Bill 220 111

Maine: An Act to Protect the Privacy of Online Consumer Information 112

States Striving for Privacy 112

International Privacy Regulations 113

Technical and Operational Privacy Considerations 114

Non-IT Considerations 115

Impact Assessments 115

Privacy, Technology, and Security 115

Privacy Challenges 117

Common Technologies 118

The Manufacturer's Quandary 119

Bad Behavior 121

In Summary 122

Chapter 7 The Short Arm of the Law 123

Legal Issues with Hacking 124

White-Hat Hackers 125

Gray-Hat Hackers 125

Black-Hat Hackers 127

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 127

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act 128

Cybercrime Enforcement 128

Results of Legal Shortcomings 131

In Summary 132

Chapter 8 Threat Actors and Their Arsenal 135

The Threat Actors 136

Amateur Hackers 136

Insiders 136

Hacktivists 137

Advanced Persistent Threats 138

Organized Crime 138

Nation-States 139

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