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The latest edition of the Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) is now live.
It includes two additional mandatory questions which adult social care providers need to answer in order to reach Standards Met.
If you are completing or updating your DSPT, you will notice that there are now 45, not 43 questions that you must answer.
The new mandatory questions are:
4.3.1 Have all the administrators of your organisation’s IT system(s) signed an agreement to hold them accountable to higher standards?
The people within your organisation who are IT system administrators may have access to more information than other staff. Therefore, they need to be held accountable in a formal way to higher standards of confidentiality than others.
7.1.1 You have an asset register detailing your organisation’s hardware, software and data, which is kept up to date.
This is a list of the devices and computer software your organisation uses which has been reviewed in the last twelve months.
There are also some minor changes to the wording of other questions.
Our Better Security, Better Care team is updating our guidance, templates and resources to ensure they cover these additional questions and of course our Bob digital team are here to help and guide you (digital@oacp.org.uk)
NHSmail has been renamed to NHS.net Connect. Your existing secure service, email address, and login details will stay the same, but the new service will offer a fresh look and enhanced features to support your daily work. You will continue to receive the same support from the National Administration Service (NAS)
Over the coming months, you will move to the new Launchpad, which will replace the NHSmail portal and become your personalised homepage for:
- Managing your NHS.net profile and password
- Handling shared mailboxes and user access (via NAS)
- Accessing Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and more in one place
- Getting fast, step-by-step support
- Using NHS.net Connect across desktop and mobile devices
You do not need to take any action right now.
For more information, access support.nhs.net
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