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The healthcare industry recognized the need for a unified strategy to tackle security and privacy concerns globally. Diverse regulations across Japan (HPB 517), Europe (EC 95/46), and the U.S. (HIPAA) could introduce complications and inconsistencies in product design. The SPC (Security and Privacy Council) approach aims to standardize efforts across specific domains, focusing on remote equipment serviceability, service access guidelines, and audit trails. More resources, including white papers on HIPAA and security requirements for remote servicing, can be accessed on NEMA's website.
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The Reason for starting SPC • Healthcare Industry Vendors wanted to define a common approach for addressing Security and Privacy World Wide because: • separate regulations in • Japan - HPB 517 • Europe - EC 95/46 • U.S. - HIPAA • could have the potential of introducing incompatibilities and unnecessary complexity in product design.
What is the SPC Approach? • To address specific domains • Remote serviceability of equipment • Service access guidelines • Audit trails • To identify approaches via White Papers • An Introduction to HIPAA • Identification and Allocation of Basic Security Rules in Healthcare Imaging Systems • ...
Other Papers by SPC and Where to Find Them • Go to http://www.nema.org/medical and Select: • Security and Privacy: An Introduction to HIPAA • Security and Privacy Auditing in Health Care Information Technology • Security and Privacy Requirements for Remote Servicing