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BSI - PREN 13608-1

Health informatics - Security for healthcare communication - Part 1: Concepts and terminology

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Organization: BSI
Publication Date: 1 November 2005
Status: active
Page Count: 87
ICS Code (Information technology (Vocabularies)): 01.040.35
ICS Code (Information coding): 35.040
ICS Code (IT applications in health care technology): 35.240.80
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This European standard specifies a methodology for defining, expressing and selecting a communication protection profile (CPP) specification, and thus provides:

1) a standard way of expressing healthcare user security needs in relation to communication;

2) a standard method of successive refinement of policy statements, hereby helping to identify standardised security implementation specification that can be utilised to meet these security needs.

Security aspects contained within the communication protection profile include integrity, confidentiality, and availability, and also auditability.

This methodology shall thus serve the purpose of being a tool for:

A. the end-user in collaboration with security experts, while seeking effective solutions for relevant and powerful healthcare communication security needs;

B. the standardization process in which trustworthy links between 1) actual selections of such user needs and 2) technological standards, are established.

Document History

PREN 13608-1
November 1, 2005
Health informatics - Security for healthcare communication - Part 1: Concepts and terminology
This European standard specifies a methodology for defining, expressing and selecting a communication protection profile (CPP) specification, and thus provides: 1) a standard way of expressing...
May 1, 2000
Health Informatics - Security for Healthcare Communication - Part 1: Concepts and Terminology
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