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7 Conclusion

A high social danger of the Internet-crimes mainly results from the increasing role of the system of
social relations bearing the transnational and organized character (Chimiris, 2013). Not a single

country can actively oppose this malice alone. Because of this, the intensification of international
cooperation becomes a high necessity.

Under the new realities of fast country entry to the single information space, it becomes

necessary to systematically and successively counteract the cybercrime overall and the most popular
types, and to minimize the harm to the economy. It is important to develop effective measures of the

Internet-crimes combat and prevention, improve the legal system of information security, including
the cyber safety.

Furthermore, it should be noted that the concept of the information and analytical supporting
has been formed and shown. This concept can be used in the theory of security (TS) as a fundamental

for the OSS, a description and structure of which have been presented in the appropriate international

standards. It is confirming a possibility for creating or building the systematic and generalized concept of
the information and analytical support of OSS. In addition, it is confirming a further improvement as

one of main factors for calculating of the market value of any hospital or any other medical organization

and forming their high level of competitiveness.
To conclude the paper, we would also like to emphasize that the developed conceptual

software can be adapted and applied not only in the medical security area but also to the majority of
other fields enlightened in the edited volume. Namely, the time-frequency analysis explicated in the

chapter is quite easy to apply to the topics of privacy, security in general, cryptography, Internet of
things, body sensor networks, operations research, modeling and simulation, cloud computing,

database from hospitals and other similar organizations on the healthcare area, data encryption, data

masking and obfuscation, data quality, decision support systems, etc.

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