Network Security Framework Design for Campus Health Management Systems: A Case Study of Xiamen Nanyang Vocational College

In recent years, campus health management systems have become essential for managing the health and well-being of students. However, with the increasing digitization of student health data, these systems have become prime targets for cyberattacks. This paper designs a robust network security framework to protect sensitive health data, emphasizing a multi-layered, deep defense approach. The framework incorporates advanced technologies such as Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), data encryption, and real-time monitoring, ensuring that campus health management systems can safeguard data integrity and privacy effectively. The study also demonstrates how this framework significantly enhances system security and data protection, with a case study from Xiamen Nanyang Vocational College showing a 30% reduction in data breaches post-implementation. By integrating compliance and dynamic adaptation into the design, this framework offers an innovative solution to campus health management security challenges.