This report delves into the critical realm of healthcare data security within the context of cloud computing. It begins by highlighting the increasing reliance on digital storage for sensitive patient data, emphasizing the need for robust security measures to prevent breaches and maintain patient privacy. The report explores the challenges faced by healthcare organizations, including workforce resistance and the complexities of managing data security in a cloud environment. It examines the purpose of the study, which is to assess and analyze current healthcare security issues to determine the effectiveness of cloud-based solutions such as data masking and encryption. The methodology involves a mixed-method approach, integrating both quantitative and qualitative data collection from healthcare professionals. The study aims to answer key research questions about the effectiveness of cloud databases and encryption technology, as well as the security measures currently employed by healthcare companies. The significance of the study lies in its potential to provide effective mitigation steps to promote patient health information safety, considering the increasing prevalence of data breaches. The report reviews the literature on cloud data security, highlighting the importance of authentication, authorization, and access control, as well as the role of regulations like HIPAA. The report concludes with the current state of healthcare data security, highlighting the need for continuous improvement and adaptation to new technologies to protect patient data.
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