CAS-003 · Question #149
A large hospital has implemented BYOD to allow doctors and specialists the ability to access patient medical records on their tablets. The doctors and specialists access patient records over the…
The correct answer is A. Privacy could be compromised as patient records can be viewed in uncontrolled areas. D. Malware may be on BYOD devices which can extract data via key logging and screen scrapes. Privacy could be compromised because patient records can be from a doctor's personal device. This can then be shown to persons not authorized to view this information. Similarly, the doctor's personal device could have malware on it.
Question
A large hospital has implemented BYOD to allow doctors and specialists the ability to access patient medical records on their tablets. The doctors and specialists access patient records over the hospital's guest WiFi network which is isolated from the internal network with appropriate security controls. The patient records management system can be accessed from the guest network and require two factor authentication. Using a remote desktop type interface, the doctors and specialists can interact with the hospital's system. Cut and paste and printing functions are disabled to prevent the copying of data to BYOD devices. Which of the following are of MOST concern? (Select TWO).
Options
- APrivacy could be compromised as patient records can be viewed in uncontrolled areas.
- BDevice encryption has not been enabled and will result in a greater likelihood of data loss.
- CThe guest WiFi may be exploited allowing non-authorized individuals access to confidential
- DMalware may be on BYOD devices which can extract data via key logging and screen scrapes.
- ERemote wiping of devices should be enabled to ensure any lost device is rendered inoperable.
How the community answered
(66 responses)- A42% (28)
- B15% (10)
- C9% (6)
- E33% (22)
Explanation
Privacy could be compromised because patient records can be from a doctor's personal device. This can then be shown to persons not authorized to view this information. Similarly, the doctor's personal device could have malware on it.
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