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mHealth Security Subgroup Update 2014

mHealth Security Subgroup Update 2014. HL7 – AZ Chairs: Paul Petronelli / Matthew Graham. v.04. Objectives. Maintain active Wiki posting addressing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) dealing with mobile health security FAQ addressed to product developers in mHealth area

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mHealth Security Subgroup Update 2014

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  1. mHealth Security SubgroupUpdate 2014 HL7 – AZ Chairs: Paul Petronelli / Matthew Graham v.04

  2. Objectives • Maintain active Wiki posting addressing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) dealing with mobile health security • FAQ addressed to product developers in mHealth area • Publish annual FAQ document • Annual report is a refereed document which will include subgroup reviews plus invited experts. • Project will provide links to information sources and will be a value added service to HL7 members • Sponsor “special sessions” dealing with mHealth security topics of interest to a wider audience HL7 Mobile Health Security Subgroup

  3. Current Status • Project Scope Statement (PSS) prepared and submitted to HL7 • Initial FAQ published to Wiki • Expert Sessions are scheduled to address special topics • Meetings are monthly • 2014 focus is BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) • First expert session held April 17 • Additional meetings scheduled for May-July sessions HL7 Mobile Health Security Subgroup

  4. Why BYOD • Bring Your Own Device is becoming a central issue in mobile health informatics • Users want to use a single device • Healthcare institutions need access to information • Medical information breaches are becoming more frequent and more costly • Malware is following applications as they migrate from desktops, notebooks and laptops to smart phones and tablets HL7 Mobile Health Security Subgroup

  5. BYOD Expert Speaker Sessions • Monthly meetings to investigate BYOD security issues • Past Sessions Upcoming Sessions • Issues to discuss • User Authentication • Security and Legal issues dealing with PHI • Device Management • BYOD Security Policies HL7 Mobile Health Security Subgroup

  6. Wrap Up • Although focus is on US market, comments from outside the US are encouraged • Group members are volunteer so any relevant contributions are encouraged • Wiki: http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=MHWG_Security • mHealth Security Subgroup contacts: HL7 Mobile Health Security Subgroup

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