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Digital Footprint Vulnerability

Meaning

Digital Footprint Vulnerability quantifies the degree of susceptibility that an individual’s highly sensitive health information, which is continuously generated via digital platforms, sophisticated wearable devices, and electronic health records, has to unauthorized access, exploitation, or malicious data breaches. In the personalized hormonal health and longevity space, this vulnerability is acutely significant due to the extremely private nature of genetic, biometric, and detailed hormonal data profiles. Rigorous safeguarding of this digital data is a non-negotiable imperative for preserving patient privacy and maintaining essential clinical trust.