Discloses how the device stops unauthorised access from undermining the confidentiality and integrity of PII and other protected personal information held on it or on its removable media: whether data at rest can be encrypted, with the algorithms (encryption before network transmission or media export sits under TXCF-2) (STCF-1); whether all data is encrypted or otherwise protected, or only some types such as patient records (1.1); whether encryption is on by default (1.2); whether customers get instructions for configuring it (1.3); whether encryption keys can be changed or configured (STCF-2); whether data is stored in a database on the device (STCF-3); and whether data is kept in a database outside the device (STCF-4).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.