Compliance

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.

Sexual harassment lawsuits and their payouts aren’t uncommon, but some of the awards are outliers because they are so large. Here are 10 of the biggest sexual harassment lawsuit payouts since the 1990s.

Someone who’s in charge of creating a training regimen for their staff needs to incorporate all necessary topics to cover their bases so they prevent a breach. If you only cover part of HIPAA laws, regulations, and related requirements, then you could face serious consequences in the future.

HIPAA laws and regulations apply to any organization that deals with electronically stored protected health information (PHI). Eventually, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) conducts audits of the organizations. As a covered entity, you need to prepare documentation in advance of these audits.

Almost 70% of Americans say that it’s their general practice to not answer the phone. At some point or another, you’re going to have no choice but to leave a voicemail for your clients. Here’s how to do it in a HIPAA compliant way.

Employers need to offer burnout prevention training. But what should it include? If you’re unsure, you’ve come to the right place.

No matter how someone mishandles or discloses PHI, OCR is responsible for enforcing consequences so that the situation won’t happen again. Although depending on the severity, there are different levels of penalties. There are four different categories concerning civil HIPAA violations, and three tiers of criminal violations.