"Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) aims to establish and enable a national digital health ecosystem, and build out the underlying digital public infrastructure. Cybersecurity is core to ABDM. The entire health stack is designed on a federated architecture model. Unlike in most other countries, we will have decentralised data storage," Himanshu Burad, OSD to Additional CEO, National Health Authority (NHA), Government of India, speaking at FTI Consulting's consultation on ‘Navigating Cybersecurity Challenges in Healthcare’, which spanned stakeholders from government, the cybersecurity and healthcare ecosystems, insurance, and others. During the consultation, Jamie Singer, FTI Consulting Senior Managing Director and Cybersecurity & Data Privacy Communications Practice Co-lead, showcased global best practices to respond to a cybersecurity incident in the healthcare sector. She said 67% of healthcare organizations globally suffered a cyberattack in 2023 and the average ransom payment paid in 2023 was $1.54M, almost 10x what it was in 2020. This was followed by a panel discussion where participants from medical devices industry, hospitals and insurance players talked about the need for regulations and capacity building of various stakeholders to ensure compliance. Rakesh Maheshwari (ex Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology), Vinayak Godse (Data Security Council of India), KPM Das and Anita Kumar (Cisco), Sivani Peesapati (GE HealthCare), Sreekumar Gurujalam (Siemens), Parimal Goel (BD), Praveen Mandi (Infosys), Najam Baig (TATA AIG General Insurance Company Limited), Arvind Sivaramakrishnan CHCIO (Karkinos Healthcare), Payal Chauhan (UnitedHealth Group), Valsa Williams, Amrit Singh Deo, Prasanto Kumar Roy, Rakesh Aulaya, Salonie Chawla, Devanshu Jain, Kerban Billimoria Rajdeo and Pragya Gupta. #Cybersecurity #Healthcare #CriticalInfrastructure #Safetyandsecurity
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In the current era of hyperconnectivity, the cyber risks have increased disproportionately. Cybersecurity can't just be layer on top, it has to be a part of core infrastructure. While creating the National Digital Health Ecosystem, ABDM works on the principle of privacy and security by design. #ABDM #DigitalHealth
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🚨In a world increasingly reliant on digital infrastructures, the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare serves as a stark reminder of our vulnerabilities. For the uninitiated, Change Healthcare, a colossus in health tech owned by UnitedHealth Group, found itself the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack, halting significant portions of the US healthcare system for the second consecutive week. Hospitals and pharmacies are in an operational coma, unable to process insurance benefits, prior authorizations or billing, with some patients forced to shell out cash for essential medications. This debacle underscores the critical role of cybersecurity in safeguarding our healthcare systems. 🔒But it's the potential compromise of millions of patients' highly sensitive medical information that casts a long shadow. As fears mount over the possibility of this data being spilled online, one can't help but ponder the irreversible impact on patient privacy and trust. 🌐The incident also shines a spotlight on the intricate web of dependencies within our healthcare infrastructure. With Change Healthcare handling a lion's share of medical data and transactions, the ripple effects of such outages are profound, affecting countless healthcare providers and patients nationwide. 💡What does this mean for the future of health insurance and healthcare? For starters, this crisis highlights the urgent need for fortified cybersecurity measures and robust data protection policies within the industry. But more broadly, it calls into question the wisdom of allowing vast amounts of critical patient data to be concentrated under the umbrella of a single entity. 🚀Innovation in healthcare is essential, but so is resilience. As we navigate the digital transformation of healthcare, this incident serves as a critical lesson in the importance of cybersecurity diligence and the need for a diversified, resilient infrastructure capable of withstanding the inevitable challenges of the digital age. 💬 The conversation doesn't end here. As we stitch up the wounds from this attack, let's ponder: How can we, as industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers ensure our digital health systems are not just smart, but also immune? Can we develop a cybersecurity regimen that's as routine and robust as our morning vitamin? Let's not wait for the next crisis to find the answers. Link to story here - https://lnkd.in/eBXZgQ49 #HealthcareCybersecurity #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #CyberAttack #PatientPrivacy #Innovation #insurtech #healthinsurance
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Australia’s health system ranks among the best globally, with a complex mix of public and private sector providers and multiple funding streams from governments, insurance companies, and individuals. However, this complexity has led to siloed health information systems with incompatible data formats, standards, and terminologies, leaving the healthcare sector lagging behind other industries in adopting digital technologies for seamless connectivity. Achieving interoperability requires modernising or replacing legacy systems, which is resource-intensive and slow. Investments in interoperability must factor in not only the cost of developing standards but also workforce training and change management. Privacy and security must remain a top priority, rushing interoperability without proper safeguards risks privacy breaches and cybersecurity threats, potentially undermining trust. Key challenges for healthcare providers in achieving interoperability include siloed systems, inconsistent data standards, legacy system modernisation, privacy, security and compliance, and more. Visit our website to read more: https://lnkd.in/diej2cKG #healthcare #dbresults #healthtechnology #patientcaresoftware
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#Health #ITSecurity industry is projected to witness a CAGR of 18.2% during the period 2024-2032. This growth can be attributed to increasing incidence of healthcare data breach and cyber-attacks. #IT
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