A community healthcare provider equips visiting care workers with mobile devices to access and update patient medical records remotely during home visits. Which factor makes cybersecurity especially critical in this scenario?

### Why this is right - **It handles highly sensitive health information** is correct because confidentiality and the consequences of exposure are central concerns in care. - **Staff need quick remote access to client information** is correct because workers visit clients at home and may need information away from a central site. - **It shares information with other health and social care services** is correct because a compromise can affect connected organisations and care pathways. ### The concept Risk depends on what an organisation does, what information it holds, how systems are used, and who depends on them. A cyber incident in care can affect privacy, service continuity, reputation, and regulatory outcomes. Remote access supports care delivery but must be managed securely. ### The other options - **D. It has no dependence on technology for delivering care**: the example says technology enables information sharing and supports care, so this is the opposite of the stated context. ### Terms - **Confidentiality**: keeping information from people who are not authorised to see it. - **Remote access**: use of organisational systems from a location outside the usual workplace. ### Remember Assess cyber risk in relation to the organisation’s actual services, information, and connections.