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1Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Magdeburg, Germany. Bernd.blobel@mrz.uni-magdeburg.de
Abstract:
Establishing the Shared Care environment, communication and co-operation between healthcare establishments involved must be provided in a trustworthy way. This challenge is even more important for health networks using the Internet. In that context, services assuring both communication security and application security must be provided. Especially in the e-health environment, additionally to identity-related services certifying data or properties of principals, trustworthiness or authorisation for objects, components and functions must be established by Trusted Third Parties (TTP). Within the European Commission's Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme, the HARP project provides the "HARP Cross-Security Platform (HCSP)" needed in the open Web environment of pan-European networks. The solutions are under implementation and evaluation in the German ONCONET enabling a trustworthy framework for both health professionals and patients as well as supporting clinical studies.
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