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Network Architecture in ISO 27799

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Ensure your healthcare organisation’s network infrastructure meets global security standards with this comprehensive self-assessment tool aligned to ISO/IEC 27799, the internationally recognised framework for health information security. Designed for IT leaders, security architects, and compliance officers, this programme delivers practical guidance to evaluate and strengthen your network architecture in clinical environments—minimising risk while supporting critical care delivery.

This self-directed assessment equips your team to:

  • Align network design with ISO 27799’s security objectives, ensuring data confidentiality, integrity, and availability across clinical and administrative systems
  • Implement robust segmentation strategies, including VLANs, firewalls, and micro-segmentation, to isolate protected health information (PHI) and enforce least-privilege access
  • Optimise encryption deployment without compromising performance—especially for high-bandwidth applications like medical imaging transfers over WAN links
  • Validate compliance with key controls such as A.8.2.1 (asset classification), A.12.4.1 (audit logging), and A.17.2.1 (availability and continuity)
  • Secure hybrid and cloud-connected environments by assessing third-party integrations against data residency and privacy obligations
  • Design secure DMZs and network zones that support health information exchange while preventing unauthorised lateral movement
  • Document security rationale and control decisions to streamline audits and demonstrate due diligence

From EMR systems to radiology platforms and multi-tenant SaaS applications, this assessment provides a structured approach to analysing, optimising, and defending your clinical network architecture. Reduce exposure to cyber threats, meet regulatory expectations, and build trust across your digital health ecosystem.

Take control of your security posture—conduct a rigorous evaluation of your network architecture today and align with international best practice.