Modelling of healthcare IoT using the queueing theory

Strielkina, Anastasiia; Uzun, Dmytro; Kharchenko, Vyacheslav

doi:10.1109/idaacs.2017.8095207

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“…• Internet of things (IOT) attacks: The second area is the IOT attacks. More and more nontraditional devices are connected to the internet, which means devices that do not have the highest levels of security may become integrated into hospital networks [194][195][196].…”

Section: Information and Cyber Health Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

International Health Security: A Summative Assessment by ACAIM Consensus Group

Le¹,

Izurieta²,

Garg³

et al. 2021

Contemporary Developments and Perspectives in International Health Security - Volume 1

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International health security (IHS) encompasses any natural or anthropogenic occurrence that can threaten the safety of human health and well-being. The American College of Academic International Medicine IHS Consensus Group (ACAIM-CG) developed a summative assessment highlighting the main issues that can impact IHS including emerging infectious diseases; chronic health conditions; bioterrorism; planetary changes (volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, wildfires, and climate change); nuclear incidents; information and cyber health; industrialization; globalization; pharmaceutical production; and communication platforms (social media). These concerns can directly and indirectly impact IHS both in the long and short term. When considering IHS, we aim to emphasize the utility of applying a predefined framework to effectively approach health security threats. This framework comprises of prevention, detection, assessment, reporting, response, addressing needs, and the perpetual repetition of the above cycle (inclusive of appropriate mitigation measures). It is hoped that this collective work will provide a foundation for further research within the redefined, expanded scope of IHS.

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Section: Information and Cyber Health Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

International Health Security: A Summative Assessment by ACAIM Consensus Group

Le¹,

Izurieta²,

Garg³

et al. 2021

Contemporary Developments and Perspectives in International Health Security - Volume 1

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“…The most cited papers about technological aspects of cyber security concern security and privacy issues connected with: wireless body area networks [13], the framework for m-Health security [14], and the security architecture designed for providing authentication and authorization services in webbased distributed systems [15]. Moreover, aspects such as security of IoT devices [16] or new cryptographic schemes, e.g. [17], designed for healthcare systems are a common subject.…”

Section: Healthcare Data Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring Cyber Security Awareness within Groups of Medical Professionals in Poland

Hyla¹,

Fabisiak²

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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The goal of this study is to measure the cyber security awareness of medical professionals in Poland, i.e. to verify whether healthcare specialists have knowledge and understanding of basic cyber security threats. This survey was based on the cyber security recommendations from the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The survey consisted of 23 single and multiple-choice questions divided into four parts. The results categorized the respondents and measured the level of cyber security awareness. Among the 620 persons invited to participate in the survey, 300 (48.39%) responded and answered all of the questions. The results show a an unsatisfactory level of knowledge regarding information security in Poland. The main conclusion drawn from the survey is that the quality of cyber security training among medical professionals should be improved and frequency of the trainings should be increased.

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“…Such devices can sense the electrical, chemical, and thermal signals from the patient's body. As a result, these devices can directly sense and gather patient information through biomedical signals [20]. The process of signal transmission makes it relatively simple for data to be disrupted and stolen.…”

Section: Vulnerabilities Of Cybersecurity In Medical Domainmentioning

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Survey: Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities, Attacks and Solutions in the Medical Domain

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Recently, an increasing number of cyber-attacks in the medical field has resulted in great losses in the health care industry, since medical information plays an essential role in human health. To introduce a comprehensive survey about possible cyber-attacks and solutions for these attacks, our paper first presents a brief overview of the necessary background of the dataflow in the medical domain and then identifies the vulnerabilities in each stage of the dataflow. Then, according to the weaknesses identified in the medical system, a classification of cyber-attacks is presented. Additionally, the paper presents research on previous work that focuses on solving these cyber-attacks and identifies the strengths and limitations of the solutions for each attack. More importantly, for data storage assurance, our paper discusses several cybersecurity architectures for the medical domain from the existing literature. The countermeasures from previous papers and architectures that are still weak in terms of resource depletion, attack reduction, applicability, etc. are addressed. Finally, the paper discusses and recommends solutions for future work to decrease cyber-attacks in the medical field so that human health can be guaranteed. INDEX TERMS Dataflow, medical field, cyber-attacks, architectures, cybersecurity, threats, vulnerabilities.

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Modelling of healthcare IoT using the queueing theory

Cited by 36 publications

References 1 publication

International Health Security: A Summative Assessment by ACAIM Consensus Group

International Health Security: A Summative Assessment by ACAIM Consensus Group

Measuring Cyber Security Awareness within Groups of Medical Professionals in Poland

Survey: Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities, Attacks and Solutions in the Medical Domain

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