Klient: BT Enterprise
Format: Fallstudie
Größe: 2,36 MB
Sprache: Englisch
Datum: 30.10.2024
Security Health Case Study: South West London Integrated Care Board security assessment
In May 2023, the NHS experienced 1383 attempted cyber attacks per week, compared with 797 in May 2022, and it’s reported that around 21 million malicious emails are blocked every month.
The volume and severity of attacks have a significant impact on patients, staff and the healthcare system more widely. From doctors being unable to access medical records to missed diagnoses – the level of risk involved with having inadequate security protocols and defences is huge.
South-West London Integrated Care Board (SWL ICB), which oversees the NHS services in south west London, wanted to find a unified approach to tackling cyber threats across the integrated care systems (ICS) healthcare facilities.
To help better understand their cyber security posture, bring in key health requirements, and identify their strengths and weaknesses, the SWL ICB partnered with us to conduct a security health check.
We then delivered a plan to enhance SWL ICB’s security strategy.
The volume and severity of attacks have a significant impact on patients, staff and the healthcare system more widely. From doctors being unable to access medical records to missed diagnoses – the level of risk involved with having inadequate security protocols and defences is huge.
South-West London Integrated Care Board (SWL ICB), which oversees the NHS services in south west London, wanted to find a unified approach to tackling cyber threats across the integrated care systems (ICS) healthcare facilities.
To help better understand their cyber security posture, bring in key health requirements, and identify their strengths and weaknesses, the SWL ICB partnered with us to conduct a security health check.
We then delivered a plan to enhance SWL ICB’s security strategy.
