Information System Security Implementation using F-Secure System

This report provides an overview of the implementation of the F-Secure Information System Security System, addressing the increasing concerns of data insecurity in various settings, including hospitals and organizations with global branches. It highlights the use of F-Secure's Rapid Detection and Response application within a B2B business model, focusing on the company's purpose, problem-solving capabilities, and market size, especially in the context of distributed computing, Big Data technology, and Business Analytics. The report also touches on the team structure required for effective implementation, emphasizing the need for both outsourced personnel and a dedicated IT department. Furthermore, it references various academic and industry sources to support its analysis of F-Secure's innovation and financial aspects in ensuring secure computer systems for home-based and organizational contexts.

F-Secure Information System
Security System
Implementation
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F-Secure Information System
Security System
F-Secure Information
System Security
System
Implementation
Increased data
insecurity in a
hospital setup
Providing security as
a service in an
organization and
home computer
systems
Hospitals and
organizations with
branches in different
parts of the world
Distributed
computing, Big Data
technology and
Business Analytics as
innovations
F-Secure system
Rapid Detection and
Response application
B2B Business Model
Founder Team & advisors
• Mkt Strategy: Use of technology
• Funding & use of the €: partners
• Milestones past & future

Company Purpose
• Lansing Ophthalmology is an organization that has been in
the medical care industry.
• Ophthalmology has been in a position to build a customer
capacity of over one hundred thousand patients of which
25000 are seen every year.
• The issue with Lansing Ophthalmology is that it wanted to
be in line with new management improvement techniques
to ensure that it achieves its goals in the healthcare
industry.

Problem & Solution
Without a safe mode, an individual
can lose important data that can
lead to fraud and identity theft.
Providing security as a service in an
organization and home computer
systems

Market size
Most organizations and learning organizations will in
general utilize the regular methods for classes with
the end goal to offer instructive administrations to its
customers with the use of computer analytics
There are couple of nations embracing the
big data analytics in the arrangement of
business administrations mostly because
of deficient registering offices
Hospitals and organizations with branches
in different parts of the world

Team
Outsourced Personnel which is available all
round the clock to provide support and
technical advice.
There has to be a full constituted IT
department with support officers who are
responsible for providing support and
assistance with all the computer hardware
and software devices.
The team should ensure that the company
follows the instructions for installation and
maintenance of the system to avoid breach
and enhance efficiency

Product or service
• F-Secure system Rapid Detection and Response
application
• Ensuring that the company has a secure computer
system in either home-based or organizational
context.
• Ensuring that we have a secure computer system in
either home-based or organizational context.

Innovation and financial

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