Nang Phyoe Thiri

Hi Mio, Thank you for your case and your opinion on this case. I think multifactor authentication method can help reduce the risk. Also, network segmentation as you mentioned is a good point to note for digital security. Additionally, regularly updating the software, OS and medical devices should be practiced in health care system.

Thank you for sharing the case and your point of view. In my opinion, role-based access control, data segmentation/modular architecture and enforcing customer awareness about cybersecurity can also be done in this case.

Thank you for sharing the case and prevention measures to prevent data breach. I think the following measures may also help prevent data breach-
1. Regular audit trails and identify vulnerabilities.
2. Encryption of identifiers information.
3. Centralized logging monitoring for all access activities.

Thank you for sharing your point of view. It can be a more feasible approach to start with SaaS and then move to PaaS for long-term use. I have one query. Can the data from SaaS be transferred and integrated to PaaS?

Thank you for sharing, Mio. I do not know about the AI-driven coding before. Thank you for mentioning the free platforms and I must have a look and try them out.

Thank you for sharing. Most people do not use 2FA and this is worth noting.

Thank you for sharing the category and the terms.

Thank you Jen. This is the fact that people should be aware of. And we need to educate this matter to especially elderly people who lack digital literacy.

If I were an attacker trying to conduct security attacks –
Guessing passwords: People nowadays use simple passwords like ‘1111’ or their personal identification data like birthday, NRC number, phone number or father/mother’s birthday.
Looking for a trace about password: People tend to write down their passwords in post-its or their noteboo…[Read more]

Agreed with you that one of the biggest strengths of cloud server is pay-per-use model, which enable flexibility.

Thank you for your point. Mobility is an important point to consider when setting up a server.

Thank you for sharing your points on SaaS. It is worth noting that software is regularly updated based on user preferences in SaaS.

To develop an application for hospitals, the following facts are worth considering:
• There are data privacy concerns as patients must provide information
• The hospital has only one IT officer
• The hospital does not currently have its own server
Why would we choose cloud server, rather than physical server?
Data protection: Physical serve…[Read more]

Thank you. From your discussion, I realize that many innovations from different fields can be used together to improve health in practical ways.

Thank you for the information. It is totally new to me that BlueDot and Metabiota were able to predict outbreaks ahead of time—this truly highlights the power of information and technology for the future of global health.

Thank you for the innovative ideas that thoughtfully consider the needs of vulnerable populations.

Our organization is operating in hard-to-reach area with challenging transportation and communication. Malaria remains highly fatal due to limited access to medications and inadequate preparedness. Reports are donor-driven, and data is fragmented, flowing through separate channels. Data is lacking integration, making it difficult to capture the…[Read more]

Dear Wah, TBH I do not know much about DHIS 2 use case in Myanmar. I happened to learn about it from DHIS 2 academy as one of the technical support consultants suggested me, as an option to choose for my organization. However, I do heard about it from my colleagues that it is used in some INGO also. (HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria as you mentioned)

It is impressive that you have finished IT and health care IT courses.