January 21, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA

In this month's Product Watch, we look at a phishing and social engineering threat simulator that includes security awareness training intended to mitigate the threat of phishing and the risk of a data breach.

January 14, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA

The healthcare sector is a frequent target of cyberattacks due to the value of PHI, which is the target of financial identity theft and medical identity theft. To safeguard PHI, you need to know the differences among phishing, ransomware, and DoS attacks.

January 1, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA
January 7, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA

In December, HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) released a request for information seeking input from the public in order to identify provisions of HIPAA that may impede value-based care or limit care coordination among individuals and covered entities, and which do not meaningfully contribute to protecting the privacy and security of protected health information.

December 24, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

In this month's HIPAA Q&A, we answer your questions about sending unencrypted emails to the right recipient, discussing patients with colleagues, scheduling appointments for spouses, and filing complaints against insurance companies.

December 17, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

2018 was a year of large settlements and high-volume data breaches. According to OCR’s breach report portal, among the more than 250 reported data breaches under investigation, 14 incidents exposed the PHI of more than 100,000 individuals each.

December 10, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

The opioid crisis in the U.S. continues to touch on issues of patient rights and privacy. In October, OCR launched an education campaign about civil rights protections that include specific guidelines for covered entities under HIPAA

December 3, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

The HHS published its semiannual agenda in October, and some items on the list could mean changes for HIPAA.

December 3, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA
November 26, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

In this month's Product Watch, we look at a training service that uses modules focused on specific HIPAA requirements such as business associate management, staff involvement in conducting a risk analysis, and mobile device security.

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