GDHP Work streams
Cyber Security
Effective cyber security reduces the risk of cyber-attacks and protects organizations and individuals from the unauthorized exploitation of systems, networks, and technologies.
Cyber security has been defined by GDHP participants as, “The body of technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data from attack, damage, and unauthorized access.”
Proposed Global Digital Health Model Security Notice
The GDHP Cyber Security Workstream has developed a draft Global Digital Health Model Security Notice (MSN). When finalized, the Digital Health MSN will serve as an openly available resource to help health technology manufacturers and developers clearly convey information to their customers and users about their product’s security controls.
GDHP's Cyber Security Focus
The cyber security Work Stream focuses on strategies that can strengthen the processes and practices designed to protect healthcare related devices, systems, and networks, as well as the data within them, from security risks and cyber-attacks.
Co-Chair
Lisa Lewis Person
United States of America
Deputy National Coordinator for Operations and Chief Operating Officer, U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT
Co-Chair
Fuller Yu
Hong Kong, China
Chief Information Security Officer,
Hong Kong Hospital Authority
Co-Chair
Mikki Smith
United States of America
ONC Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT
Shared Knowledge & Best Practices
Developing a network of sharing to support participant’s knowledge of cutting-edge developments and solutions, concrete experiences, lessons learned, and best practice in cyber security management.
Collaboration Framework
Creating a framework and exploring requirements for an early warning and alert system supporting international collaborations of governments and government agencies in cyber security.