SecureHospitals

IT to Healthcare Target Group: Healthcare Manager (Team leader, head nurses, quality assurance manager) Organisations: Johanniter International Members, Health care Institutes from Brussels, Health care Institutes from Germany Trainers: Georg Aumayr, Eva Pelgen Agenda: Introduction to cybersecurity and cyberthreats in…

Cybersecurity Market Screening and Structured Solution Assessment Target Group IT departments and procurement departments in healthcare organisations and care centres. Trainers employees of INTERSPREAD and external expert Agenda 1. Overview on the cybersecurity market in European and international context 2. Tools to…

This week is the Kickoff of our MOOC “Massive Open Online Course for healthcare and social professionals” done by the great consortium of the SecureHospitals.eu project partners. Healthcare organisations and social services face an enormous challenge in preventing and responding to a range of cybersecurity challenges. By 2020, over 20 billion…

A common idea in cybersecurity is that the human factor is the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. It is believed that people and human behaviour are the main risk for maintaining cybersecurity, because people make bad decisions, ignore warning signs, or might not care about cybersecurity at all. As a result, a lot of attention is brought to…

The general objective of the project is to raise awareness on the risks of cyber-attacks in healthcare and the need to provide effective and high-standard training to IT staff. Practitioners will become aware of the SecureHospitals.eu project, its motivation and guiding material. The strong use of infographics and intuitive visualisations will help…

As part of the SecureHospitals.eu project we created a digital library, that fed directly into the online Hub, in a categorised an easily navigable manner, so everyone who´s interested can easily find sources. This library contains resources for all levels of expertise: beginner, advanced and expert and focus: technical, legal, behaviour,…

The step-by-step guide is aimed at helping trainers develop new course curricula on the topic of cybersecurity in healthcare organisations. In this guide, the four overarching phases of the curriculum development process are addressed: A) Planning, B) Articulating and Developing, C) Implementing, and D) Evaluating. Each of these phases consist…

When evaluating the security of an application and data model ask the questions: What is the sensitivity of the data? What are the regulatory, compliance, or privacy requirements for the data? What is the attack vector that a data owner is hoping to mitigate? What is the overall security posture of the environment, is it a hostile…

ENISA CSIRT training material was introduced in 2008. In 2012, 2013 and 2014 it was complemented with new exercise scenarios containing essential material for success in the CSIRT community and in the field of information security. In these pages you will find the ENISA CSIRT training material, containing Handbooks for teachers, Toolsets for…

This section reflects the effort of ENISA to support organizations on the design and implementation of European Cyber Security Month awareness campaigns, though a set of guidelines. ENISA’s Vision for ECSM The vision of ENISA for ECSM is to support the EU Member States with the design and implementation of their awareness raising campaigns and to…