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Integration Profile: Audit Trail and Node Authentication

Integration Profile Information

Id: 48

Keyword: ATNA

Name: Audit Trail and Node Authentication

Description: The ITI Audit Trail and Node Authentication (ATNA) Profile establishes the characteristics of a Basic Secure Node: It describes the security environment (user identification, authentication, authorization, access control, etc.) assumed for the node so that security reviewers may decide whether this matches their environments. It defines basic security requirements for the communications of the node using TLS or equivalent functionality. It defines basic auditing requirements for the node. The profile also establishes the characteristics of the communication of audit messages between the Basic Secure Nodes and Audit Repository nodes that collect audit information.

Status: Final Text

Id
Keyword
Name
Description
Action
1 ARR Audit Record Repository A system unit that receives and collects audit records from multiple systems.
10 SN Secure Node A system unit that validates the identity of any user and of any other node, and determines whether or not access to the system for this user and information exchange with the other node is allowed. Maintains the correct time.
86 SA Secure Application The difference between the Secure Node and the Secure Application is the extent to which the underlying operating system and other environment are secured. A Secure Node includes all aspects of user authentication, file system protections, and operating environment security. The Secure Application is a product that does not include the operating environment. The Secure Application provides security features only for the application features. See section 9.7 for the relationships among a Secure Node, Secure Application, and other actors.
1315 AUDIT_RECORD_FORWARDER Audit Record Forwarder This actor filters audit records that have been received and forwards selected audit records to an Audit Record Repository. Added to the ATNA profile in Sept 2015 in CP-ITI-872
1323 AC Audit Consumer Search for syslog and ATNA audit messages based upon queries using Syslog metadata and ATNA audit message content. Subsequent processing is not defined.
Id
Actor
Integration Profile Option
182SN - Secure NodeRAD_AUDIT_TRAIL_OPTION - Radiology Audit Trail
249SN - Secure NodeDEPRECATED: ATNA_ENCRYPTION - DEPRECATED ATNA Encryption
250SA - Secure ApplicationDEPRECATED: ATNA_ENCRYPTION - DEPRECATED ATNA Encryption
655SN - Secure NodeNONE - None
656ARR - Audit Record RepositoryNONE - None
868SA - Secure ApplicationNONE - None
1776SA - Secure ApplicationRAD_AUDIT_TRAIL_OPTION - Radiology Audit Trail
2347AUDIT_RECORD_FORWARDER - Audit Record ForwarderNONE - None
2357ARR - Audit Record RepositoryRETRIEVE_AUDIT_MSG - Retrieve Audit Message
2358AC - Audit ConsumerRETRIEVE_AUDIT_MSG - Retrieve Audit Message
2420SA - Secure ApplicationBCP195_TLS_1.2_FLOOR - BCP195 TLS Secure Transport Connection - TLS 1.2 Floor
2421SA - Secure ApplicationBCP195_TLS_ALL_VERSIONS - BCP195 TLS Secure Transport Connection - All TLS Versions
2422SN - Secure NodeBCP195_TLS_1.2_FLOOR - BCP195 TLS Secure Transport Connection - TLS 1.2 Floor
2423SN - Secure NodeBCP195_TLS_ALL_VERSIONS - BCP195 TLS Secure Transport Connection - All TLS Versions
2424SA - Secure ApplicationFQDN_VALIDATION_OF_SERVER_CERT - FQDN Validation of Server Certificate
2425SN - Secure NodeFQDN_VALIDATION_OF_SERVER_CERT - FQDN Validation of Server Certificate
2562ARR - Audit Record RepositoryATX_FHIR_FEED - ATX_FHIR_FEED
2563AUDIT_RECORD_FORWARDER - Audit Record ForwarderATX_FHIR_FEED - ATX_FHIR_FEED
2564SA - Secure ApplicationATX_FHIR_FEED - ATX_FHIR_FEED
2565SN - Secure NodeATX_FHIR_FEED - ATX_FHIR_FEED

Domains

Id
Keyword
Name
Description
2 ITI IT-Infrastructure The IT Infrastructure Domain supplies infrastructure for sharing healthcare information. An infrastructure interoperability component represents a common IT function that is used as a building block for a variety of use cases... a necessary ingredient, but rarely visible to the end user!! These components may be embedded in an application, but are often deployed as a shared resource within a RHIO or Health Information Exchange.

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