The Health Service Commission (HSC) has taken a proactive step towards strengthening data protection and cybersecurity by equipping its senior management with critical digital security competencies through a specialised ICT capacity-building workshop.
The initiative reflects the Commission’s commitment to safeguarding sensitive health sector information, enhancing institutional resilience, and fostering a culture of secure digital transformation across the organisation.
The workshop is providing participants with practical insights into emerging cyber threats, information security best practices, and the legal and policy frameworks governing digital operations in the public service.
The sessions are equipping senior managers with the competencies needed to identify vulnerabilities, mitigate cyber risks, and champion secure digital practices within their respective departments.
The training also underscores the importance of compliance with data protection principles and the responsible handling of sensitive information.
As custodians of critical health sector data, HSC recognises the need to continually strengthen its systems and empower its workforce to uphold the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information