Download Publication
Telehealth Data in the Cloud
Release Date: 06/16/2020
Working Group: Health Information Management
Telehealth puts large amounts of patient data over the Internet and in the cloud. As the use of these capabilities increase so do the security risks. This paper will address the privacy and security concerns related to processing, storing, and transmitting patient data in the cloud for telehealth solutions.
Related Research | Working Group
Key Takeaways:
- Privacy and security concerns
- Governance
- Compliance
- Confidentiality
- Integrity
- Availability
- Incident response and management
- Maintaining a continuous monitoring program
Download this Resource
Prefer to access this resource without an account? Download it now.
Related Resources
Acknowledgements
Alex Kaluza
Research Analyst, CSA
Patty Ryan
Vincent Campitelli
After retiring from McKesson Corporation in 2016, Vince joined the Office of the President within the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). Serving as an Enterprise Security Specialist, Vince supports the vast membership base of CSA in consuming and leveraging the numerous services, tools and expanding scope of research devoted to Cloud Computing. With his background in both the healthcare and financial service industries, Vince actively works wit...
Diego Diviani
Interested in helping develop research with CSA?
Related Certificates & Training
.png){kind=logo}
Learn the core concepts, best practices and recommendation for securing an organization on the cloud regardless of the provider or platform. Covering all 14 domains from the CSA Security Guidance v4, recommendations from ENISA, and the Cloud Controls Matrix, you will come away understanding how to leverage information from CSA's vendor-neutral research to keep data secure on the cloud.
Learn more
For those who want to learn from the industry's first benchmark for measuring Zero Trust skill sets, the CCZT includes foundational Zero Trust components released by CISA and NIST, innovative work in the Software-Defined Perimeter by CSA Research, and guidance from renowned Zero Trust experts such as John Kindervag, Founder of the Zero Trust philosophy.
Learn more