Case Study: Risk Management and Information Security Policy for a Healthcare OrganizationBackground:Healthcare organizations handle sensitive patient information such as medical records and personal details and are at risk of data breaches and cyber$-$attacks. This case study will focus on the risk management and information security policy implemented by a healthcare organization to protect its patient information. The organization conducted a thorough risk assessment to identify potential vulnerabilities and threats to its information security. This helped them prioritize their efforts and resources towards the most pressing risks Network Security: The organization implemented firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and other network security measures to protect against unauthorized access and cyberattacks. They also regularly monitored their network for suspicious activity and responded to any incidents immediately. Access Control: The organization implemented strict access controls to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to patient information. This included multi$-$factor authentication, role$-$based access controls, and regular monitoring of access logs$.$ Data Encryption: The organization implemented encryptions for all sensitive patient data, both in transit and at rest, to protect against data breaches Employee Training: The organization provided regular training and awareness to employees on information security best practices. This included topics such as identifying phishing scams, creating strong passwords, and handling sensitive patient information.Questions:$1.$ How did the organization identify potential vulnerabilities and threats to its information security?$2.$ What measures did the organization implement to protect against unauthorized access and cyberattacks?$3.$ What measures did the organization take to protect patient data from breaches?$4.$ How does the organization educate its employees about information security best practices?$5.$ How can an organization ensure that its risk identification and analysis process is ongoing and effective?