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  • Healthcare IT
  • Clinical Informatics
  • Laboratory Management

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  • Clinical and anatomical pathology services increasingly adopt cloud information technology (IT) solutions.
  • Cloud IT offers benefits like scalability and cost-effectiveness but introduces security and privacy risks.
  • Factors such as unfamiliarity and complex systems increase the attack surface for cloud-based infrastructure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To guide healthcare managers and IT professionals on cloud IT requirements and risks in laboratories.
  • To outline technical, operational, and organizational best practices for mitigating cloud security and privacy risks.
  • To align cloud best practices with healthcare regulatory frameworks.

Main Methods:

  • Describing organizational best practices including hiring, IT group relations, security audits, and employee onboarding/offboarding.
  • Highlighting operational security, account security, and auditing/logging best practices.
  • Detailing resource-level security features of individual cloud technologies.

Main Results:

  • Identified key organizational best practices for secure cloud adoption in laboratories.
  • Detailed specific operational and technical security measures.
  • Emphasized the foundational importance of organizational and process-based requirements before technical solutions.

Conclusions:

  • Laboratory directors, managers, and IT professionals must prioritize organizational and process-based requirements.
  • Addressing these fundamentals establishes the groundwork for effective technical security and successful cloud infrastructure implementation.
  • A comprehensive approach integrating organizational, operational, and technical best practices is essential for secure cloud utilization in pathology.