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Balaji Naik
Balaji Naik

nowadays hacking taking place so every organization should protect their data by adopting blockchain technology.

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PRESENTED BY: BHUKYA BALAJI PM/2017/405
CONTENTS • Blockchain • Biggest cyber attacks • Blockchain in healthcare • Blockchain service providers • Conclusion • Reference
BLOCKCHAIN • The blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but virtually everything of value. • Blockchain technology created the backbone of a new type of internet. • Originally devised for the digital currency, Bitcoin, the tech community is now finding other potential uses for the technology.
BIGGEST CYBER ATTACK • Ransomware (2017) • Epsilon(2014) • Sony(2011) • The Estonian Cyberwar(2007) • Titan Rain(2004) • Moonlight Maze(1996 ) • The Original Logic Bomb(During the cold war in the year 1982)
BLOCKCHAIN IN HEALTHCARE • Most of the electronic medical records are currently maintained on-site on physical servers or on cloud by the healthcare provider, and the access is currently limited only to their organization network. • When a patient decides to switch his healthcare provider due to any reason, the patient’s medical records have to be either migrated manually from the previous hospital. • Lifeline of the Bitcoin network has the potential to address the concerns regarding access, security, scalability and privacy of electronic medical records.
BLOCKCHAIN-BASED HEALTHCARE USE • Clinical Health Data Exchange and Interoperability • Billing Management • Drug Supply Chain Integrity and origin • Pharma Clinical Trials and Population Health Research • Cyber Security and Healthcare IoT(internet of things)
BLOCKCHAIN SERVICE PROVIDERS
Ethereum Blockchain as a Service(EBaaS) • In November 2015, Microsoft and ConsenSys entered a partnership to create Ethereum blockchain as a service on Microsoft Azure. • Distributed ledger technology by offering them a single-click, cloud-based blockchain developer environment.
Rubix by Deloitte • Rubix provides solutions for clients to understand and capture the power of blockchain for their businesses. • The solution allows to prototype, test and build customized blockchain and smart contract application for any use.
Bluemix • In February 2016, IBM has made nearly 44,000 lines of code available to the Linux Foundation’s open-source Hyperledger Project to help developers easily build secure distributed ledgers that can be used to exchange almost anything of value.
CONLUSION • Blockchain technology could be quite complementary in a possibility space for the future world that includes both centralized and decentralized models. • Blockchain will be adopted by central banks and cryptographically secured currencies will become widely used. • The future of finance in many nations could be dominated by Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
REFERENCE • https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bitcoin.asp • https://www.forbes.com/sites/reenitadas/2017/05/08/does-blockchain- have-a-place-in-healthcare/#30463c6e1c31 • https://catalyst.nejm.org/decoding-blockchain-technology-health/ • http://www.indiabitcoin.com/blockchain-to-revolutionize-healthcare- newsbtc/ • https://bitcoinmagazine.com/partners/how-consortia-can-bring- blockchain-healthcare/ • http://www.purbat.com/biggest-cyber-crimes/
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Blockchain in healthcare sector

  • 2. CONTENTS • Blockchain • Biggest cyber attacks • Blockchain in healthcare • Blockchain service providers • Conclusion • Reference
  • 3. BLOCKCHAIN • The blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of economic transactions that can be programmed to record not just financial transactions but virtually everything of value. • Blockchain technology created the backbone of a new type of internet. • Originally devised for the digital currency, Bitcoin, the tech community is now finding other potential uses for the technology.
  • 4. BIGGEST CYBER ATTACK • Ransomware (2017) • Epsilon(2014) • Sony(2011) • The Estonian Cyberwar(2007) • Titan Rain(2004) • Moonlight Maze(1996 ) • The Original Logic Bomb(During the cold war in the year 1982)
  • 5. BLOCKCHAIN IN HEALTHCARE • Most of the electronic medical records are currently maintained on-site on physical servers or on cloud by the healthcare provider, and the access is currently limited only to their organization network. • When a patient decides to switch his healthcare provider due to any reason, the patient’s medical records have to be either migrated manually from the previous hospital. • Lifeline of the Bitcoin network has the potential to address the concerns regarding access, security, scalability and privacy of electronic medical records.
  • 6. BLOCKCHAIN-BASED HEALTHCARE USE • Clinical Health Data Exchange and Interoperability • Billing Management • Drug Supply Chain Integrity and origin • Pharma Clinical Trials and Population Health Research • Cyber Security and Healthcare IoT(internet of things)
  • 8. Ethereum Blockchain as a Service(EBaaS) • In November 2015, Microsoft and ConsenSys entered a partnership to create Ethereum blockchain as a service on Microsoft Azure. • Distributed ledger technology by offering them a single-click, cloud-based blockchain developer environment.
  • 9. Rubix by Deloitte • Rubix provides solutions for clients to understand and capture the power of blockchain for their businesses. • The solution allows to prototype, test and build customized blockchain and smart contract application for any use.
  • 10. Bluemix • In February 2016, IBM has made nearly 44,000 lines of code available to the Linux Foundation’s open-source Hyperledger Project to help developers easily build secure distributed ledgers that can be used to exchange almost anything of value.
  • 11. CONLUSION • Blockchain technology could be quite complementary in a possibility space for the future world that includes both centralized and decentralized models. • Blockchain will be adopted by central banks and cryptographically secured currencies will become widely used. • The future of finance in many nations could be dominated by Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
  • 12. REFERENCE • https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bitcoin.asp • https://www.forbes.com/sites/reenitadas/2017/05/08/does-blockchain- have-a-place-in-healthcare/#30463c6e1c31 • https://catalyst.nejm.org/decoding-blockchain-technology-health/ • http://www.indiabitcoin.com/blockchain-to-revolutionize-healthcare- newsbtc/ • https://bitcoinmagazine.com/partners/how-consortia-can-bring- blockchain-healthcare/ • http://www.purbat.com/biggest-cyber-crimes/