Health information systems provide benefits like efficient management of patient records and administrative work, while allowing information sharing between healthcare providers. However, these systems also face new security challenges. The study found that educated Malaysian professionals have high awareness of information security risks from frequent computer and internet use. Both male and female respondents displayed similar awareness levels, focusing on basic security measures like unique passwords and status bar checks. Additionally, Malaysians are still comfortable sharing personal information with close groups like family and hospital staff.

1. 5. Conclusion
Health information system provides many benefits to health institutions as patients’
health records and administrative works can be managed effectively and efficiently. The
system enables information sharing among related healthcare providers. However, with this
development, health institutions face new challenges due to security problems.
This paper concentrates more on the security awareness and public personal
information privacy concern. Furthermore, this study only concentrates on the educated and
professional samples, which make up a population that is mostly influential in Malaysia’s
situation. They have the potential to give input to the government for the improvement of
system even though their opinion may not be representative of the whole Malaysian
population. The present study was aimed to measure the level of information security
awareness on using online system which shows that most of the respondents have high
awareness resulting from frequent use of the computer and internet in work and daily
matters. In term of gender, male respondents have similar awareness level as compared to
the male respondents. This is shown through their focus which was more on the easier
security measures such as password changing, creating unique password and checking the
status bar.
In addition, Malaysian are still comfortable in sharing their personal information with
their groups, namely people or hospitalstaffs who areclosed to them or knowledgeable about
them, relatives and family.