What Make You Sure that Health Informatics Is Secure

Cybersecurity and Ethics

“…-difficulties regarding usability (Kaplan & Litewka 2008;Spitalewsky et al 2013;Young et al 2014), -open access (Greenbaum et al 2011;McCormack et al 2016), and especially -the risk of hacking and other forms of attacks (Motti & Caine 2015;Mulligan & Schneider 2011;Tieu et al 2015;Yang 2016), which could directly affect the physical and psychological safety of affected individuals (Camara et al 2015;Ienca & Haselager 2016).…”

“…1) First, the competing interests of the individuals concerned: The request for guaranteed privacy and security by using technical devices and electronic data contradicts with beneficence (Yang 2016); health information has to be accessible, e.g. in order for health professionals to take care of individuals in the right way (Barrows & Clayton 1996;Buckovich et al 1999).…”

Canvas White Paper 1 Cybersecurity and Ethics

“…Based on the literature found, a list of ethical issues regarding cybersecurity in the health domain could be revealed as follows. -difficulties regarding usability (Kaplan & Litewka 2008;Spitalewsky et al 2013;Young et al 2014), -open access (Greenbaum et al 2011;McCormack et al 2016), and especially -the risk of hacking and other forms of attacks (Motti & Caine 2015;Mulligan & Schneider 2011;Tieu et al 2015;Yang 2016), which could directly affect the physical and psychological safety of affected individuals (Camara et al 2015;Ienca & Haselager 2016).…”

“…-On the other hand, the trust in professionals and medical staff is also an issue (Ayatollahi et al 2009;Visvanathan et al 2011;Williams 2008); confidentiality seems to be crucial (Caldicott & Manning 2013;France 1998;Wallace 2013), especially in counselling settings (Barros-Bailey & Saunders 2010; Kotsopoulou et al 2015; van Allen / Roberts 2011). -Due to the use of technologies and electronic data in the context of health, the relationship between professionals and patients is about to change (Kaplan & Litewka 2008;Visvanathan 2011;Williams 2008;Yang 2016), which stresses the role of trust within that relationship even more (Kluge 2011). -Moreover, trust in medical research, esp.…”

“…When considering different ethical issues regarding cybersecurity and health, two major conflict sets become apparent. 1) First, the competing interests of the individuals concerned: The request for guaranteed privacy and security by using technical devices and electronic data contradicts with beneficence (Yang 2016); health information has to be accessible, e.g. in order for health professionals to take care of individuals in the right way (Barrows & Clayton 1996;Buckovich et al 1999).…”