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The Challenges of Data Privacy and Cybersecurity in Cloud Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Applications for
Alexander Haliassos1, Dimitrios Kasvis2, Serafeim Karathanos1
1ESEAP & GSCC-CB, Athens, Greece.
EJIFCC
|December 29, 2025
Summary
External Quality Assessment (EQA) providers face cybersecurity risks with cloud computing and AI adoption. Implementing robust security and ensuring compliance are crucial for protecting sensitive data and maintaining operations.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Informatics
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud Computing
Background:
- Cloud computing and AI offer EQA providers scalability and cost efficiency.
- Adoption of these technologies presents significant cybersecurity and data privacy challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify and analyze cybersecurity risks associated with cloud computing and AI in EQA.
- To develop a risk-focused framework for mitigating these challenges.
Main Methods:
- Systematic literature review on healthcare cloud computing cybersecurity.
- Expert consultations in bioinformatics and cybersecurity.
- Analysis of real-world hacking incidents targeting EQA organizations.
Main Results:
- Ten key cybersecurity challenges were identified, including data breaches, regulatory non-compliance (HIPAA, GDPR), data sovereignty issues, and insider threats.
- Vulnerabilities in shared infrastructure, cloud provider security, and applications were highlighted.
- Limited visibility, control, and complexity of cloud security management pose significant risks.
Conclusions:
- EQA providers must implement robust security practices and ensure regulatory compliance for cloud and AI adoption.
- Continuous monitoring and proactive cybersecurity strategies are essential for safeguarding laboratory data.
- Effective risk management is critical for maintaining operational continuity and accreditation.
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