WHY HIPAA AND SECURE IS SO IMPORTANT
FOR YOUR CAREER?
Video with Jay or some ATH secure expert explaining the work behind the scenes and how important it is for the provider’s success and growth. A video with someone talking gives more credibility and trust in our project.
- Encrypted Access – HIPAA requires that only the sender and intended receiver have access to or can view sensitive ePHI from source point to storage
- Access Control – HIPAA requires that all healthcare providers should ensure that access to ePHI is limited to authorized users or software only
- Monitoring – Regular review of all data security activities adapted to ensure compliance with HIPAA requirements
- Security Procedures – layers of standards set by HIPAA aimed at ensuring ePHI is safeguarded from unauthorized use or access and is properly handled
Administrative – Policies and procedures designed to clearly spell out how the entity should comply with the security rules.
Technical – Designed to control access to software and hardware containing PHI, that is electronically transmitted over open networks by anyone who is not an authorized party or recipient.
Physical – Controlling physical access to ensure the security of protected data from unauthorized access.