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Title: Information Security Issues in Bioinformatics


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Information Security Issues in Bioinformatics
  • Adel S. Elmaghraby

Computer Engineering and Computer Science
Department www.cs.louisville.edu
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The Key Words
  • Information

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The Key Words
  • Information
  • Security

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The Key Words
  • Information
  • Security
  • Bioinformatics

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Issues of Concern
  • Information collections, storage, transmission,
    access, and use.
  • Security and privacy of bioinformatics data.
  • Regulations, constraints, and legal challenges.

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Phases of Information Handling
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DNA Privacy Issues
  • DNA search raises privacy concerns more
    significant than the search of a vehicle, of a
    house, or even a persons pockets because DNA
    reveals intimate details.
  • A man declined to voluntarily submit a buccal
    swab containing his DNA during a police dragnet.
  • His refusal resulted in the issuance of a seizure
    warrant for his DNA.
  • EPIC believes that it is vital to understand that
    police collection and use of DNA affects the
    Fourth Amendment interests.

Electronic Privacy Information Center ("EPIC")
(http//www.epic.org/privacy/kohler/amicus.pdf)
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Tracking Medical Data Theft
  • (By Paul Henry, UPI, 08/15/05 500 AM PT)
  • (http//www.technewsworld.com/story/45422.html)
  • On a country level, governments do not seem to
    share the same values in terms of protecting
    personal information. For example, India, China,
    Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia lack any
    general data-protection laws at all, yet they are
    all fast-growing providers of outsourcing
    services to U.S. companies.

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Certification
  • AHIMA 50,000 professional members
  • Certified in Healthcare Privacy (CHP)
  • Certified in Healthcare Security (CHS)
  • Certified in Healthcare Privacy and Security
    (CHPS)

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Standards
  • Medical devices
  • Information systems

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StandardsMedical devices and systems
  • Medical devices and systems represent a growing
    risk. Organizations have 300 to 400 more than
    IT devices.
  • Two trends are contributing to the increasing
    significance of this risk
  • Automated Medical devices increase amounts of
    medical data being collected, analyzed and
    stored.
  • Integration and inter-connection of medical
    devices and systems where medical data is being
    exchanged.

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StandardsMedical devices and systems (contd.)
  • The HIMSS Medical Device Security Workgroup
    Workgroup aims to
  • Identify security issues and best practices.
  • Evaluate security threats and vulnerabilities
    that affect medical devices.
  • Coordinate with similar groups.
  • Prepare comments and recommendations on medical
    device security issues.
  • Educate HIMSS members and the industry on the
    security implications of device.

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Standards HIPPA
  • HEALTH INFORMATION.--The term 'health
    information' means any information, whether oral
    or recorded in any form or medium, that--
  • (A) is created or received by a health care
    provider, health plan, public health authority,
    employer, life insurer, school or university, or
    health care clearinghouse and
  • (B) relates to the past, present, or future
    physical or mental health or condition of an
    individual, the provision of health care to an
    individual, or the past, present, or future
    payment for the provision of health care to an
    individual.

US Department of Health and Human Services
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Standards HIPPA (Contd.)
  • Each person who maintains or transmits health
    information shall maintain reasonable and
    appropriate administrative, technical, and
    physical safeguards --
  • (A) to ensure the integrity and confidentiality
    of the information
  • (B) to protect against any reasonably
    anticipated--
  • (i) threats or hazards to the security or
    integrity of the information and
  • (ii) unauthorized uses or disclosures of the
    information and
  • (C) otherwise to ensure compliance with this part
    by the officers and employees of such person

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Research Issues
  • Medical informatics,
  • Health informatics,
  • Bioinformatics,
  • Bioterrorism,
  • Security.

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Research Issues
  • Medical informatics,
  • Health informatics,
  • Bioinformatics,
  • Bioterrorism,
  • Security.

Research and Clinical Data
Environmental Data
Biometric Data
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Research Issues (Contd.)
Research and Clinical Data
Fusion, Cryptography, Authentication,
Watermarking, Compression, Mining,
Environmental Data
Biometric Data
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Discussion
Quality
Security
Cost
Health Services
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