Stay ahead of regulations with tips, updates, and best practices to ensure your organization meets healthcare compliance standards and avoids costly penalties.
The DoD Annual Security Awareness Refresher reinforces how personnel protect systems, networks, and sensitive information from everyday risks like phishing and human error.
Patients expect their data to be protected, and if your organization slips up, your reputation can be damaged permanently. This is why having a solid payment processing service in place shows you take their privacy seriously and keeps your practice out of legal trouble.
PCI compliance and training help prevent costly data breaches by protecting payment data from rising cyber threats.
ISO 27001 helps protect your data, reduce risk, and build trust through stronger information security.
If not managed properly, the consequences can be quite detrimental and leave significant impacts on the way things operate. Thus the importance of NERC and NERC CIP is what we’re focusing on in this blog.
Let’s go over what the HHS OIG is, the list itself, exclusion criteria, and how to prevent legal ramifications.
What does a HIPAA risk assessment look like? Is there a specific template to follow? In this blog, we will go over what exactly a risk assessment is, why you need it, and steps to take to create your own risk assessment template.
While hackers have many ways in which they create and send phishing emails, there are only a few key tips every user should know in order to stay safe. So, let’s take a look at the recommended method(s) for verifying an email’s legitimacy.
To identify threats, improve your cybersecurity framework, and master risk management, you should follow a cybersecurity risk assessment checklist. If you don’t have one or aren’t familiar with making a checklist, take a look at our no-nonsense 6-step checklist!
HIPAA contains some of the most detailed and comprehensive requirements of any privacy and data security law to date, but I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s go back to before there was federal protection of health information. Why was it created in the first place?