Health Information Act: Cyber and Data Security Essentials for Healthcare Professionals (SF)
About This Course
This is a 1-day intensive course to prepare healthcare providers for the Health Information Bill (HIB), which governs the safe and secure collection, access, use, and sharing of health information. It is designed to equip healthcare providers with the essential knowledge and skills necessary to manage and protect health information. Participants will learn about the latest cybersecurity threats, best practices for data protection, and how to implement effective incident response strategies.
The course incorporates content from the CSA SGCyberSafe Employees Toolkit ensuring participants understand their critical role in safeguarding organisational cybersecurity.
The workshop includes lectures, interactive sessions, and discussions to provide a thorough understanding of cybersecurity and data protection in the healthcare sector.
What You'll Learn
2. Learn to categorise and prioritise security incidents using defined criteria, and escalate them to appropriate stakeholders based on severity.
3. Learn to perform first-responder troubleshooting and triage to assess the severity of incidents and determine their impact.
4. Learn to analyse incident reports, logs, and affected systems to identify threats and determine their root causes.
Entry Requirements
Applicants should possess Professional Qualifications and/or Other Diploma in a relevant discipline.
Applicants are expected to have completed foundational ICT-related modules or hold relevant prior learning/experience. This ensures learners are adequately prepared to engage with the advanced curriculum at Level 3.