ipl-logo

Isee Clinic Case Study

1377 Words6 Pages

Introduction: The iSee Clinic is an independent hospital based in London(UK) which is an eye hospital. Which provides excellent eye treatment to its patents to relax, to clinically safe and pleasant environment. Most general eye problems that has been treated by the iSee clinic includes CATARACT, Red eye, Dry eye, Glaucoma and Corneal disease. Recently they have established to small hospitals in Manchester and Glasgow. Recently a ransomware attack has been performed into their system which encrypted much of their confidential data on their network. For this reason, the clinic was not able to operate for seven days. Because of this attack the CEO of the company has assigned a network security consultant to ensure that any future attack will be unsuccessful on the company’s network. The main brunch of the company includes a domain controller running windows server R2 and which is linked to other brunch with access to the internet via router. Task 1 Risk Assessment: a. The …show more content…

Server failure: Server is an essential reality for a system. Most extreme information of a system are store in server. Infections, spyware, and system dangers get the greater part of the consideration, yet ecological elements like warmth, mugginess, wind current, smoke, and power can be similarly wrecking to server room hardware. Server failure may include several causes. Physical weakness is one of the normal however can harm. Hard drives comprises of turning plates, blunder can happen when circle cannot pivot on the shaft. Substitution of harmed plates causes server disappointment if the substitution isn't accurately built. Another sort of blunder is power supply interruption of the server, if the power supply is interrupted on server may come up short. Corruptions and other programming issues cause information damage which can prompt to server disappointment. Client over-burden on the server cause disappointment of the

Show More
Related
491 Words | 2 Pages

Exercises #3: There are many classification methods that can be used with IDPS’s systems. The main point of this system is to detect hostile actions. The first classification is based on the place where ID systems can be placed and the second one is based on analysis of the technique used. These ID systems can be classified into three main groups starting with Host Based Intrusion Detection System (HIPS), then Network Behavior Analysis (NBA), Network Based Intrusion Detection System (NIPS), and Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS). The WIPS it analysis the traffic of wireless network, NBA examines traffic to identify threats that generate unusual traffic flow, HIPS monitor single host for suspicious activity, NIPS it analyzes the traffic of entire network.

Read More
410 Words | 2 Pages

With widespread use of internet services, the network scale is expanding on daily basis and as the network scale increases so will the scale of security threats which can be applied to system connected to the network. Viruses and Intrusions are amongst most common threats that affects computer systems. Virus attacks can be controlled by proper antivirus installation and by keeping the antivirus up to date. Whereas any unauthorized access in the computer system by an intruder can be termed as Intrusion and controlled by IDS. Intruders can be grouped into two major categories which are external and internal Intruders.

Read More
369 Words | 2 Pages

Medical technologies and apps are relevant to solving most of the challenges affecting Suburban Independent Clinic(SIC). The implementation of mobile technologies will improve the efficient and effective delivery of care to the patients visiting the clinic. Mobile devices and its application will facilitate SIC patients to have 24/7 access to their medical records, refill their prescriptions, complete medical forms online, send emails and video chat with their doctors, thus leading to a better opportunity of managing their conditions. Patients will have other options available for scheduling their appointments. With improved mobile technology and apps, patients could schedule their appointments using text messaging, email, web app.

Read More
559 Words | 3 Pages

The sixth attack that can damage the network is viruses; this attack is well known around the world as it can infect the network very fast, by using the hardware and even using the network connection. How the virus can damage the network is by spreading itself by duplicating itself so there is no more storage left on the network. Also the virus is used to damage the network by trying to find a pattern so it can find important information like password and usernames. The last two attacks that can damage the network in different ways is Trojans and worms, I will start off with Trojans how Trojans inter the network is when a person downloads free software or programs to the system and they is a Trojan with them, this is why it is very hard for anti-virus software to find and damage the Trojans.

Read More
470 Words | 2 Pages

Such mistakes or scenarios can be stopped with proper training and education on significant threats and vulnerabilities. End users usually do not follow best practices and security guidelines. Much attention is not paid to spam emails, malwares, viruses and even phishing emails. Users need to be educated on the significance of protecting they’re data on vulnerable networks and administrators need to secure the networks with proper tools, training and

Read More
1220 Words | 5 Pages

Security Mechanisms and Protection for the DMS DMS needs a top notch security mechanism in an effort to protect itself from not only the users accessing its system online, but also from its employees. Even though the current DMS network was up and running, and deemed safe and steady, the system was very sluggish and the interface was not very user-friendly. The system is equipped with a firewall in order to stop unauthorized entries by assessing and checking the inbound and outbound data network exchanges. DMS plans on starting an e-commerce, which will involve taking an extra effort with the security since it also includes authenticating users to confirm they are authorized to make any purchases. The security devices that are required are identified as Virtual private networks and IP security.

Read More
540 Words | 3 Pages

Background statement: Heritage Valley Medical Center has had a wonderful reputation for providing excellent health care services to their community. Initially, their community was 80% Caucasian, 40% African American, and 5% Hispanic. However, in the last 5 years, the population has changed to more minorities and the whites have moved out to the suburbs. This caused the Center’s occupancy rate to go down 40% because many of their traditional, more affluent, private-pay patients had left the neighborhood. To bring in revenue, they campaigned to bring in more Medicaid patients.

Read More
468 Words | 2 Pages

Cleaning the computer and ensuring the ventilation is not blocked, this can increase the practical life of a computer, so if there is dust around the machine this can cause the components to overheat and stop working for long time. So preventing this can reduce the chance of lost data which is then caused by the failing components while using the machine. So you have to make sure that you can use the correct tools during the cleaning process as this will stop any damage from being caused, an example is a vacuum cleaner on computers this can cause the static which is then ruining a machine. By using the incorrect cleaning materials on

Read More
90 Words | 1 Pages

Maureen: She will need to be hospitalized following emergency treatment. She will also need to have a physical therapist. Jennie: After emergency treatment she is fine to go home and let the eye heal.

Read More
300 Words | 2 Pages

The

Read More
844 Words | 4 Pages

1. What is the problem? What were the underlying causes of this problem? The problem was happened because of the new knowledge management application, which was designed to copy information across network automatically, which also led to the main switch and consequently to the system collapse.

Read More
778 Words | 4 Pages

Target 's negligence illustrates a greater problem in society, the increasing reliance we have on computer systems to provide for our survival and the inherent danger the insecurity and design flaws of these systems poses in not just our financial lives, but perhaps our physical lives as well. Computer systems control delivery of our electricity, water supply, and the operation of dangerous manufacturing processes, nuclear power plants, and others dangerous machinery and critical infrastructure necessary for our survival. As time goes on data breaches and security lapses will only become increasingly severe, and it will be left to the hands of the information assurance professional to gauge risk and take appropriate measures to resolve the disparate emphasis between usability and

Read More
1707 Words | 7 Pages

The

Read More
522 Words | 3 Pages

What is a Health Information Specialist? Health information specialist is a blanket term that is applied to a variety of technical positions. Almost all of these jobs involve medical data, information technology, electronic health records and health information management systems. The BLS states that the job outlook for health information technicians is expected to continue growing at 15 percent, which is much faster than average.

Read More
857 Words | 4 Pages

Healthcare is becoming more dependent on technology. From advancements in hardware that help to save lives and cure disease, to software that allows for the transferring and storage of private patient data. Healthcare systems also rely on technology to control costs and ensure an optimal patient experience. The drawback to these innovations is that hospitals have seen a marked increase in the use of electronic information and a resulting increase in the level of exposure to cyberattacks, which target an organization's use of cyberspace to steal information or disrupt, disable, or destroy related information resources. These cyber threats have made most of healthcare's trusted technology less reliable and there is a race to find solutions.

Read More

More about Isee Clinic Case Study

Related Topics

Open Document