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Health Information Security Framework (HISF) 10029
Published in August 2009
The Health Information Security Framework (HISF) 10029, formerly known as the Authentication and Security Standard, is a set of standards prepared by an Expert Advisory Committee last year. It has been designed to support organisations and practitioners holding personally identifiable health information to improve the security of that information, so it can be produced, stored, disposed of and shared in a way that ensures confidentiality, integrity and availability. The HISF specifies the minimum policy standards and technical requirements to best enable organisations to achieve this.
The current HISF comprises two documents:
10029.1: Health Information Security Framework Essentials and Recommendations (PDF, 522 KB)
10029.2: Health Information Security Framework Templates and Samples (Word, 773 KB)
The third in the suite, the Technical Specifications Register (10029.3), will be developed by a body of technical experts.
The Health Information Security Framework recommends that a governance and management body oversee its implementation, that products and networks are accredited, and that there is on-going monitoring of security. A number of these structures and processes are not yet established. However the framework itself has been validated as a standard, and is therefore ready to be adopted by sector organisations.
For more information, contact HISO at
standards@moh.govt.nz
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Page last updated: 26 August 2009