IT Guidance for Medical and Care Providers
In healthcare, availability, confidentiality, and traceability must work together. Patient data, medical devices, and communication channels need technical safeguards that fit operations.
Medical responsibility and specialist assessment stay with healthcare professionals. le dot supports with security, architecture, integration, and controlled implementation.
Focus Areas
Prove Security and Data Protection
Security measures and nFADP requirements for patient data are technically anchored and made provable through automated evidence.
Recovery of Critical Systems
A service catalogue, runbooks, and support channels ensure critical systems restart in an orderly way in an emergency.
Common situations
Service Accounts on Medical Devices
Maintenance access, interface accounts, and device identities are captured and limited, so external vendor access stays traceable.
M365 and Practice Cloud Misconfigurations
Tenants, identities, device access, and data stores are reviewed for misconfigurations and unnecessary exposure.
EPR Integration
Integration and security questions around the electronic patient record are assessed technically and prepared.
Communication Change
Insecure exchange channels are replaced with controllable solutions, without needlessly slowing the medical day-to-day.
Care Documentation and Vendor Lock-in
Open interfaces and a neutral selection keep care documentation and residential-home systems switchable and vendor lock-in small.
Further information
- Security Strategy, structured protection in healthcare.
- Zero Trust, removing implicit trust, especially for medical devices.
- Backup and Restore, recovery proven by testing.
- Incident Response, methodical action in a crisis.
- ISO 27001, the international standard for information security.
- Privacy by Design, protecting patient data technically.
- Modern Service Management, stable day-2 operations for critical systems.