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A case for system security.

Abstract

Mainframe security measures provided by the manufacturer, are adequate for normal security needs. However, a truly competent MIS security and/or hospital administration strategy must try to take advantage of the latest technological advancements as they become available. The integration of intelligent "dial-back" modems that "hang up" and then re-establish their communications link with a CRT terminal is now a requirement. However, finding a terminal with adequate stand-alone security devices is a different matter.

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R Meason. 1986. A case for system security.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10276649/

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