1. Encryption: We encrypt all patient data to ensure it's secure both when stored and during transmission. 2. Access Control: Only authorized staff can access patient records, managed through strict Identity and Access Management protocols. 3. Audit Trails: We log every access to patient data, allowing us to monitor and respond to any suspicious activity. 4. Capacity Building: We enhance our team's skills through regular cybersecurity training, ensuring they are well-equipped to protect and manage patient data privacy. 5. Continuous Assessment: We perform ongoing security checks and updates to address new threats, ensuring our systems evolve with the cybersecurity landscape.

Cybersecurity is a potential investment in the healthcare sector to secure the entire system's security. 1. Define the authorities on the system: Use Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to ensure access aligns with responsibilities. 2. Keep a keen eye on Audit Trials, Regular Audit, Log monitoring, Anomaly Detection Systems 3. Manage the access to the patient data, using Least Privilege, to make restrictions on the system. 4. HIPPA guides should be applied even outside the USA, it is a great Act to follow "well-developed"

use role-based access control with least privilege, implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) and minimum critical data encryption. Regularly audit access logs and have an incident response plan or partner agreement in place to quickly manage any breaches.

To safeguard patient privacy, ensure data encryption, strict access controls, audit trails, regular security updates, backups, staff training, and compliance with regulations like HIPAA. These steps help protect patient records from unauthorized access and ensure data security.

I would implement the following to safeguard the privacy of the patients: 1. Introduce strong database security measures to limit unauthorized individuals' access to the patient's data. 2. Train staff handling patients' data on privacy and confidentiality measures and the consequences of breaching patients' trust 3. Finally, I will limit the number of individuals that will have access to the data of patients.