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CIS333 Pharmacy Information Systems Security Review

Reviews security aspects of pharmacy information systems.

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    PHARMACY SECURITY REVIEW 1 Pharmacy Information Systems Security Review Joshua C Crisp Prof. Gillin CIS333 12/12/2013 In your role as the information security officer for a pharmacy, you have outlined several physical and logical security controls aimed at enhancing the safety of the pharmacy’s network and protecting sensitive customer data. Based on your analysis, explain the physical and logical vulnerabilities currently present in the pharmacy’s infrastructure and the recommended security measures you have proposed to mitigate these vulnerabilities. Additionally, assess how these changes will improve overall security and customer trust. Word count requirement: 1,200 - 1,500 words.

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    PHARMACY SECURITY REVIEW 2 Author Note This information system review is for the pharmacy to ensure they comply with physical and logical security requirements.

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    PHARMACY SECURITY REVIEW 3 Abstract You are the Information Security Officer for a small pharmacy that has recently been opened in the local shopping mall. The daily operation of a pharmacy is a unique business that requires a combination of both physical and logical access controls to prote ct medication and funds maintained located on the premises and personally identifiable information and protected health information of your customers. Your supervisor has tasked you with identifying inherent risks associated with this pharmacy and establis hing physical and logical access control methods that will mitigate the risks identified.

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