Abstract
Cybersecurity issues are one of the most pressing issues in the field of information technology today, and this issue is becoming even more important in the medical field. The confidentiality and integrity of medical data are important for maintaining patient privacy, protecting against adverse events, and ensuring effective data flow management. This article examines the current issues of information security in the medical field, in particular, threats leading to data corruption, malicious programs, data transmission disruptions, and problems related to the human factor.
The article also describes modern methods of protecting information systems used in medicine, including cryptographic protection tools, authentication and authorization technologies, network monitoring systems, and recommendations for developing security policies. The results of this study serve as an important scientific and practical basis for ensuring security in the development of medical information systems.