In 2017, a lot of data breach occurred in the field of network security. And unfortunately, the healthcare industry is a big goal. According to the data disclosure report of the personal information theft resource center of 2017,
Health care is the second largest contributor to the comprehensive violation of 2017, with 334 violations.
The massive use of electronic medical records and other healthcare technologies is creating increasingly large amounts of electronic information, which is increasingly being targeted by cyber-attackers.
Now that we live in the world of BYOD, the reality of breach is becoming increasingly common. According to a survey released by Crowd Research Partners, one in five companies has experienced data breach including mobile devices
According to Accenture's analysis, between 2015 and 2019, more than 25 million people (about 13% of patients) are predicted to steal medical information and personal information from healthcare providers' digital records.
In many cases, the patient chooses to leave the health care provider who failed to protect the data, and these providers lose a lot of income.
According to Accenture, "25% (over 6 million) of patients affected by data leakage from healthcare providers between 2015 and 2019 will be victims of theft of medical IDs thereafter Ten thousand people will be victims and will pay a total of approximately $ 56 billion in self-pay over the next five years. "
This study also states that "Almost half of patients will find different health care providers if it is said that medical records have been stolen."
Given the estimated economic value of a patient, the cumulative lifetime patient income of a healthcare provider may exceed $ 350 billion over the next five years. These figures are cumbersome and demonstrate the importance of compliance and safety in the healthcare field
Digital and physical security and privacy are equally important. However, the focus of this blog and infographic is only social security and digital privacy. Even if the user is using all the security features of the digital media platform, the hacker may still be able to access their social media account. This makes it possible to identify thieves and track if the user does not have digital social security. By creating strong passwords and not sharing your current location, giving advice on social security to users on the web will advance one step ahead of identity thieves. Creating strong passwords makes it more difficult for hackers to log in to your account; to avoid names and birthdays suggested by consumer FTC. To avoid sharing places, leave the place blank or share a fake place. High school students are active users of social media platforms such as Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram.
Security - The biggest challenge is user security and privacy. Because there is no strong digital ID system, illegal transactions may occur due to privacy infringement of the ID attribute, which may affect consumer confidence and cause a large currency loss. In fact, the traditional banking system also faces this challenge. In 2014, about 15.4 million consumers in the US bank market were victims of identity theft and fraud and suffered a loss of $ 16 billion.
As the world shifts to the digital economy, we can not adequately address the need for a powerful, secure and privacy-protected digital ID system. Bank digital financial services, payments, and loans provide a breakthrough in integrating unprotected population and underpopulation into the financial system. In order to widely adopt digital finance, digital ID management system is essential for quick and secure recruitment. The KYC specification is a difficulty for financial institutions that they are approved to comply with. This is also a problem for consumers who need to provide a variety of documents, such as birth certificates, address proofs, and identity cards provided by government agencies and other authorized institutions. KYC is not a one-time process, it is an iterative process that requires periodic updates of customer information.