Ensure your healthcare organisation remains secure, compliant, and resilient with our comprehensive self-assessment on Remote Access Policies in ISO 27799. Designed for information security leaders, compliance officers, and clinical IT managers, this programme delivers actionable insights to strengthen remote access governance across hybrid environments, third-party ecosystems, and clinical infrastructure.
This structured self-assessment mirrors an end-to-end workshop series, enabling your team to systematically evaluate and optimise remote access controls in line with international best practice. You'll gain clarity on critical regulatory intersections, identify gaps in existing safeguards, and implement risk-based controls that protect sensitive health information—wherever access occurs.
- Determine applicability of ISO 27799 across cloud-hosted EHRs, wearable integrations, and outsourced clinical services, with clear guidance on data residency and jurisdictional compliance.
- Map controls effectively between ISO 27799 and frameworks like HIPAA, GDPR, and PIPEDA to close coverage gaps in telehealth and third-party access workflows.
- Assess high-risk scenarios including remote radiology access, locum tenens connectivity, and legacy medical device limitations, ensuring robust threat modelling and mitigation.
- Define data boundaries between clinical and non-clinical systems, with practical criteria for classifying health information and managing exceptions.
- Strengthen governance by aligning remote access policies with enterprise security, legal requirements, and evolving cyber threats in distributed healthcare delivery.
With increasing reliance on remote clinical access, proactive risk management isn’t optional—it’s a strategic imperative. This self-assessment equips your organisation with the tools to audit, enhance, and demonstrate compliance with ISO 27799 while safeguarding patient data across complex, modern healthcare ecosystems.
Take control of your remote access posture—download the self-assessment today and build a stronger, more compliant security framework.