Security standardization for Health Informatics ITU-T eHealth conference Geneva 2003-05-23 Dr Gunnar O. Klein convenor of ISO/TC 215/WG 4 Security Karolinska.

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Security standardization for Health Informatics ITU-T eHealth conference Geneva Dr Gunnar O. Klein convenor of ISO/TC 215/WG 4 Security Karolinska Institutet & Swedish Standards Institute

Security - the forgotten requirement for interoperability Can we really make the different systems talk to each other if we continue to ignore security ?

The core security requirements for e-Health A common way of secure user authentication –Including a naming system to provide both national and cross-border uniqueness and linkage possibilities when required –The standard method should provide user authentication with a common standardized technique for all possible systems A legally acceptable method for electronic signatures on digital documents –Legislation in many countries demands signatures and lack of this has greatly slowed down e-health. Protecting confidentiality of communication –Electronic mail through Internet –Message handling systems (including SOAP web services) –WWW access

Prerequisites for interoperable Electronic Signatures Technological solutions that allow security in open systems environments Standards for protocols and all components Pilot projects to gain experience Trusted Third Party Services National and International agreements to honour the TTP:s and methods developed Business decisions to implement the security services in all sorts of applications Responsible users

ISO/TC 215/WG 4 Health Informatics Security Convenor: Gunnar Klein, Sweden Vice Convenor: Ross Fraser, Canada Secretary: Nagaaki Ohyama, Tokyo Institute of Technology Imaging Science and Engineering Laboratory

A first set of Technical Specifications on Public Key Infrastructure approved 2001 ISO/TS 17090: Health informatics -Public key infrastructure - –Part 1: Framework and overview –Part 2: Certificate Profile –Part 3: Policy management of certification authority

ISO/TC 215/WG 4 work in progress Health informatics – Directory services for security, communications and identification of professionals and patients Project leader: Lori Reed-Forquet, USA –Supporting the use of certificates in a public key infrastructure for a variety of security services including access control –Also providing other services for identification and finding communication meta-information

Health informatics - Guidelines on data protection to facilitate trans-border flow of personal health information Project leaders: Ray Rogers (UK), Brendan Seaton (Canada) Status: Draft international standard

Health informatics - Security requirements for archiving and backup – Part 1: Archiving of health records Project leader: Pekka Routsalainen, Finland Type of Document: Technical Specification Health informatics - Security requirements for archiving and backup – Part 2: Guidelines for backup Project leader: Ernst Leitgeb Type of Document: Technical Report

Health informatics – Privilege management and access control Project leaders: Bernd Blobel, Germany and Ragnar Nordberg, Sweden Joint work with CEN Target : Technical Specification

Health Informatics - Framework for health information security Type of Document: Technical Report Health informatics - Functional and structural roles Type of Document: Technical Specification Guidelines for Security management in health using ISO Type of Document: Technical Specification

CEN/TC 251/Working Group III: Security, Safety and Quality Guidelines for management of security for health Detailed protocols for various core security services based on inter- sector standards. Data protection in the context of the EU data protection directive, particularly for communication outside of Europe. Access control policy bridging and systems for Anonymisation.

CEN publications for security ENV 13608: Health Informatics - Security for Healthcare Communication –Part 1. Concepts and Terminology –Part 2. Data Object Security –Part 3. Data Channel Security These build on work from IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) Health Informatics - Secure user identification for healthcare - management and security of authentication by passwords - ENV Health Informatics - Secure User Identification for Healthcare Strong Authentication using Microprocessor Cards ENV 13729

CEN publications for security ENV Health Informatics - Security categorisation and protection for healthcare Health Informatics – International transfer of personal health data covered by the EU data protection directive- High level security policy Health informatics – Guidance on handling personal health data in international applications in the context of the EU data protection directive

Some new work of CEN Health informatics - Anonymisation user requirements Health informatics – Electronic health record communication – Security requirements