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Hi Divya. Thanks for your message. I think the best way to approach your question is to first look at what phishing attacks are – how they are conducted and how to prevent them. The Canadian Cyber Security Centre provides the following resource on phishing attacks. www.cyber.gc.ca/en/guidance/dont-take-bait-recognize-and-avoid-phishing-attacks
The second is to then look at phishing emails in the healthcare context. Alberta Health Services provides information for their employees to protect hospitals and other health care providers in the province. www.albertahealthservices.ca/about/Page13568.aspx
Finally, have a look at our responses to other students posting on the InfoCentral Forum for additional resources that Infoway provides.
I am working on a project where we have to discuss various cybersecurity issues impacting dieticians in a hospital setting. I am currently working on phishing attacks. Can anyone tell me about how it is caused and any recommendations on its mitigation. Thankyou!
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Phishing Attacks impacting dieticians in a Healthcare setting
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