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The book responds to the realities of cybersecurity in the context of healthcare. It examines the effects of a sector where the pervasiveness and proliferation of various eHealth innovations have created a threat domain wherein policy and regulation struggles to keep pace with development and technical capacity is largely deficient.
List of contents
Preface. Acknowledgement. Author Bio. Chapter 1 Cybersecurity Basics & Overview of eHealth. Chapter 2 The Cybersecurity Threat Landscape for eHealth. Chapter 3 Personal Cybersecurity for eHealth Deployments. Chapter 4 Data/Information Security for eHealth Deployments. Chapter 5 Securing eHealth Systems and Infrastructures. Chapter 6 Governance, Ethics, and Regulation in eHealth. Glossary of Definitions. Bibliography.
About the author
Emmanuel C. Ogu is a computer scientist, a chartered IT professional, an advocate for digital rights and freedom, a cybersecurity specialist, a technology governance and digital development expert, and a sustainable development researcher. He is a 2020 Youth Ambassador of the Internet Society (ISOC) to the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), with more than seven years cumulative experience working at the intersection of cybersecurity and information technology with the domains of public policy, sustainable development, and internet governance.
Summary
The book responds to the realities of cybersecurity in the context of healthcare. It examines the effects of a sector where the pervasiveness and proliferation of various eHealth innovations have created a threat domain wherein policy and regulation struggles to keep pace with development and technical capacity is largely deficient.
