Don’t become lax with computer security, or it can come back to bite you in more ways than one.
Patient data is in jeopardy when mobile devices aren't secure.
When delete doesn’t actually delete, it can increase your vulnerability.
Is it your responsibility to ensure that your clinic is HIPAA compliant?
Network-enabled printers may contain very sensitive information about your internal network.
Essentially, the hackers steal paychecks from right under their noses.
The key to properly using PCI policies is communication.
My advice? Decide to take security seriously.
Let’s discuss four data security best practices and how to correctly implement them in your organization.
Each healthcare professional has a responsibility and stewardship over the patients’ PHI they handle.
Similar problems materialize before or during an audit that ultimately slow audit progress.
Your reception desk might be one of the most vulnerable locations in your entire organization for a data breach. W
The most commonly asked customer questions about the vulnerability scanning process.
Once you have established that your records reflect reality, it is time to monitor to ensure they are accurate.
The most commonly PCI support asked questions about our PCI compliance product.
Don’t let human hackers disorient your employees.
The unprotected PHI problem is easy to fix, but it must start with you.
Is two-factor authentication perfect? No, but it does make a hacker’s job more difficult.
This HIPAA compliance software is easy to update and doubles as a documentation tool.
The role of the third party is evolving.
Log management and regular log review could help identify malicious attacks on your system.
Unencrypted credit card data is hiding on your network
HIPAA compliance doesn’t have to be unmanageable.
Hackers don’t care who you are. They just care how rich you can make them.
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