ISO 27000 Information Security Management System
Carrison K.S. Tong, Eric T.T. Wong
Abstract
Carrison K.S. Tong, Eric T.T. Wong
Abstract
The protection of information for a healthcare organization, in any form, while in storage, processing, or transport, from being available to any organization or person that is neither authorized by its owner to have it nor for patient caring, is the objective of information security management in healthcare. There are many standards on information security management. The international standard for information security management is ISO 27000. The objective of this chapter is to provide an introduction of ISO 27000 and its application in PACS.
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The protection of information for a healthcare organization, in any form, while in storage, processing, or transport, from being available to any organization or person that is neither authorized by its owner to have it nor for patient caring, is the objective of information security management in healthcare. There are many standards on information security management. The international standard for information security management is ISO 27000. The objective of this chapter is to provide an introduction of ISO 27000 and its application in PACS.
Key concepts: Information security management, Information security management system, Information security, ITIL security management, Business, Security information and event management, Security management, Standard of Good Practice