Suppasit Srisaeng

I couldn’t agree more. Timeliness is of the essence in responding to such critical issues, and any delay can significantly erode public trust. The government’s initial skepticism and the two-week lag in prioritizing the issue are concerning. A well-defined, rapid response plan is crucial for effective management and public confidence.

Absolutely, role-based access control is crucial for safeguarding sensitive data. It’s equally important that those with access are well-trained in data management and security protocols. This dual approach can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches.

The Zero Trust security model is intriguing because it aims to balance security with ease of operability. I agree that granting access on a ‘need-to-know’ basis at each level is key to finding this balance.

Maybe other preventive measures are
Regular Penetration Testing: Employ ethical hackers to find vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Backup Data: Regularly backup sensitive data and ensure it can be quickly restored to minimize downtime

The section on prevention is well-rounded and highlights the importance of proactive measures. It correctly points out that GitHub’s quick response was commendable but emphasizes that prevention is better than cure. The focus on proper network configurations and strong access controls is spot-on, as many attacks exploit these weak points. The…[Read more]

Maybe this attack caused by The MOVEit hack orchestrated by the ransomware group underscores the evolving nature of cyber threats and the vulnerabilities in software supply chains. The attack exploited a zero-day SQL injection flaw, which is a well-known but still effective method for gaining unauthorized access to systems. This case highlights…[Read more]

In light of our limited IT resources and the need for a fast and efficient solution, I propose utilizing a Fully Open-Source SaaS platform like OpenEMR for our web-based patient appointment system. Opting for a cloud server over a physical one offers us scalability, reduced costs, and easier maintenance, all crucial factors given we have only one…[Read more]

In addition to the types of cyber attacks already mentioned, a compelling example of a Zero-Day Exploit is the Stuxnet worm. This notorious malware targeted Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities and exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in the Windows operating system. As a result, it compromised the industrial control systems and led to the…[Read more]

Besides apps that others have mentioned, the Digital 506 (D506) project in Thailand is currently focused on modernizing disease surveillance. It automates data reporting from various Health Information Systems (HIS), such as HosXp. Although promising, it faces challenges like delayed executive approvals, interoperability issues among HISs, and…[Read more]

As a field epidemiological doctor in a provincial hospital, I’d focus on mastering data analytics tools for complex system analysis. I’d also get a grip on hospital operations, healthcare IT systems like EHRs, and regulatory policies. User-centered design is key for stakeholder engagement, so I’d polish my UX/UI skills. Finally, project management…[Read more]

Yes, our hospital currently operates on a cloud server primarily due to the high maintenance costs associated with owning and managing our own servers. Additionally, due to legal requirements, we’ve chosen a cloud service that operates and stores data within Thailand. To mitigate the risk of a single point of failure, we also maintain backups on…[Read more]

I would not click the “Clean” button because such pop-ups are often scams or phishing attempts. Instead, I’d close the tab and update my antivirus software to run a full scan. This is a safer way to handle potential threats.

I experienced a malware attack that was fortunately detected and prevented by my antivirus software. It’s unclear where the malware originated, but it could have come from a suspicious email or compromised website. To prevent future attacks, I’m keeping my antivirus updated, being cautious with downloads and links, and educating others in my…[Read more]

Dashboards in healthcare are essential for real-time decision-making, quick situation analysis, and ongoing surveillance. They provide actionable insights to healthcare professionals, from clinicians to administrators, aiding in effective resource allocation and patient care. A well-designed dashboard should be user-centered, offering role-based…[Read more]

I aim to create a social networking app centered on promoting positivity by encouraging users to share their smiles and uplifting moments. For this, I would opt for a hybrid development approach using Flutter. The framework allows for a single, cross-platform codebase, offering both time-efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Despite being hybrid, it…[Read more]

For developing a mobile app, I prefer using Dart with Flutter. Flutter offers a highly productive and fast development cycle, allowing for hot reloads and a rich set of pre-designed widgets. Dart brings strong typing and an object-oriented approach, making the codebase robust and maintainable. Together, they offer a seamless experience for…[Read more]

The Department of Disease Control (DDC) utilizes the Internet for real-time surveillance reporting, linking with Offices of Disease Prevention and Control throughout Thailand. This ensures swift responses to outbreaks and aids in decision-making and preventive coordination, enhancing public health.

However, this comes with challenges. The…[Read more]

Given the sensitive nature of the data and the necessity for user consent, using the Internet through a secure web application (a component of WAN) appears to be the most suitable approach. This application should leverage robust encryption techniques to safeguard the privacy and security of the transmitted data, and must incorporate provisions…[Read more]

Your mention of the intelligent character recognition (ICR) software intrigues me. It reminds me of the potential of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology, especially in its capability to handle doctors’ handwritten notes. I’m particularly interested in exploring how OCR can be optimized to accurately decipher doctor’s handwriting. This…[Read more]