article · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports
This research study explores the integration of advanced threat and risk modeling with scenario and contingency planning to enhance security and resilience within healthcare organizations. Given the escalating complexity and frequency of cyber threats targeting the healthcare sector, the study assesses the efficacy of a synergistic cybersecurity approach. Utilizing a quantitative research methodology, data were collected through a survey administered to 452 healthcare practitioners, focusing on their perceptions and experiences with cybersecurity threats, risk modeling techniques, and the effectiveness of scenario and contingency planning. The survey incorporated a structured questionnaire utilizing Likert scale closed-ended questions, analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) to test the proposed four hypotheses related to the impact of advanced threat and risk modeling and scenario and contingency planning on the cybersecurity posture and operational resilience of healthcare organizations. Results indicated a significant positive relationship between advanced threat modeling and scenario planning with the cybersecurity posture of healthcare organizations, which, in turn, notably enhances organizational resilience. Specifically, the study found that integrating advanced threat and risk modeling with scenario and contingency planning significantly improves the ability of healthcare organizations to identify, assess, and mitigate cyber threats effectively. Furthermore, the findings suggest that such integration contributes to more informed decision-making, improved information security management practices, and more effective and efficient digital crime investigation processes. The research study concludes that a comprehensive approach integrating advanced threat and risk modeling with scenario and contingency planning significantly enhances healthcare organizations' cybersecurity posture and operational resilience. The study recommends adopting an integrated cybersecurity strategy, continuous cybersecurity education for all organizational members,regular cybersecurity assessments, and fostering collaboration for enhanced cybersecurity intelligence.
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DOI: 10.9734/jerr/2024/v26i51156
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