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Compliance. Protection. Recovery. A Layered Approach to Computer Security for Healthcare Organizations
April 3, 2008 - The widespread adoption of electronic health records and laptop computers makes data breach an increasing concern for healthcare organizations. The loss of one computer compromises patient privacy and exposes organizations to damaging publicity and HIPAA compliance issues. This paper outlines a multilayered approach to laptop security, complementing encryption with IT asset management, theft recovery and remote data delete capabilities to ensure the highest standard of protection.
Case Study: How to reduce the burden of HIPAA compliance
April 3, 2008 - 
Speakers:
- Rob Ferrill, Director Information Security, HealthSouth
- Robert Shaffer, Information Security Officer, University Of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston
As a result of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), protecting patient records is a mandate for hospitals and other healthcare organizations. There are a myriad of solutions available to help with achieving compliance, but which ones are going to work best in your environment and how can you reduce the overall financial burden of getting, and remaining in compliance?
Attend this seminar to gain valuable insights and ideas from two industry leaders who have successfully deployed and fine-tuned their organization’s compliance solutions. Rob Ferrill, Director Information Security, HealthSouth and Robert Shaffer, Information Security Officer, University Of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston, will share their experiences and lessons learned while searching for and deploying compliance solutions.
You can expect to:
- Get actionable advice from peers who have spearheaded compliance projects in leading healthcare organizations
- Learn about a comprehensive solutions
- Get answers to your questions in a live Q&A session
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