HIPAA Enforcement Discretion Announcement for COVID-19 Testing
On April 9, 2020, the OCR announced it will use its enforcement discretion for Community
On April 9, 2020, the OCR announced it will use its enforcement discretion for Community
With the increase in use of remote work and telehealth, cybercriminal activity and video conference
Watch out for COVID-19 cyber scams Sarah Badahman, CHPSE, Founder/CEO, HIPAAtrek Bethany Baty, Digital Marketing
Sarah Badahman, CHPSE, Founder/CEO, HIPAAtrek Bethany Baty, Digital Marketing Director, HIPAAtrek Margaret Scavotto, JD, CHC,
Many patients and providers who would not have normally considered telehealth as a regular way to access healthcare are now utilizing the services. Many patients are afraid to go the hospital or doctor office in fear of exposing themselves and loved ones to Covid-19. Luckily, doctors can still reach their patients and provide medical care online. After this pandemic is over, many suspect that telehealth will still be sticking around. Now may be a good time to consider how to make your telehealth services more secure.
If organizations refuse to pay their ransom, attackers are threatening to release the data publicly. This will of course include sensitive information and PHI. Before Double Extortion, we assumed that hackers could not actually access our data and were only with-holding it from victims to disrupt the ability to continue their work. Now we know they can extract this information and publish it online, breaching our patient’s security.
On April 9, 2020, the OCR announced it will use its enforcement discretion for Community
With the increase in use of remote work and telehealth, cybercriminal activity and video conference