🔐 PROTECT PATIENT DATA, PROTECT TRUST
Meisyaroh Azzahra
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18 September 2026
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2 min read
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Updated 13 Oct 2026
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Patient data is more than just information, it is confidential information that must be protected, handled securely, and accessed only by authorized individuals for legitimate work purposes.
Every one of us plays a role in protecting patient information. From using official company applications and accessing data only when needed, to locking your screen when leaving your workstation and promptly reporting suspected data breaches.
❌ Do not share data through unofficial channels.
❌ Do not send data to unauthorized accounts.
❌ Do not disclose patient information without authorization.
❌ Do not leave devices unattended.
Through this awareness campaign, let’s build secure behaviors into our daily work practices:
- Access data based on work requirementsOnly access patient information when it is necessary to perform your assigned responsibilities.
- Use official applications and channelsAvoid using unauthorized accounts, applications, or communication channels to store or share patient information.
- Secure your workstationAlways lock your screen whenever you leave your workstation, even for a short period.
- Maintain confidentialityNever disclose patient information to individuals who are not authorized or do not have a legitimate need to access it.
- Report potential incidentsImmediately report any suspected loss, misdirected information, unauthorized access, or potential data exposure.
💡 Data protection is not only the responsibility of IT or Cybersecurity teams. Everyone who accesses patient information has an important role in protecting it.
Protect patient data. Maintain trust. Make security a habit.
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🚨 Spotted something suspicious?
Report a security incident to the ICT Cybersecurity team straight away by email or through the ICT Directorate's internal channel.
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