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A Study on Five Levels of Security Risk Assessment Model Design for Ensuring the u-Healthcare Information System  

Noh, Si Choon (남서울대학교 컴퓨터학과)
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Convergence Security Journal / v.13, no.4, 2013 , pp. 11-17 More about this Journal
Abstract
All u-Health system has security vulnerabilities. This vulnerability locally(local) or network(network) is on the potential risk. Smart environment of health information technology, Ad-hoc networking, wireless communication environments, u-health are major factor to increase the security vulnerability. u-health care information systems user terminal domain interval, interval public network infrastructure, networking section, the intranet are divided into sections. Health information systems by separating domain specific reason to assess vulnerability vulnerability countermeasure for each domain are different. u-Healthcare System 5 layers of security risk assessment system for domain-specific security vulnerability diagnosis system designed to take the security measures are needed. If you use this proposed model that has been conducted so far vaguely USN-based health information network security vulnerabilities diagnostic measures can be done more systematically provide a model.
Keywords
Security Risk Assessment; Model Design; 5 Layers; u-Healthcare System; USN;
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