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Is Your Email a Risk to Patients’ PHI?

Yes, email can be an easy target for hackers to gain access to your patient’s protected health information (PHI). We can help your practice get...
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Protect Your Practice: Check Your Tech

When is the last time you have completed a thorough risk assessment and updated your business associate agreements? If you are like many healthcare practices,...
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Is the health pandemic leading to a PHI pandemic?

Many recent breaches and security issues have been linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, as a great deal of health information is being transmitted using processes...
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Our Healthcare Hot Topics of the Week

Life is hectic, we know, so here’s a recap of the Healthcare Weekly Hot Topics you can’t afford to miss: Chamber of Commerce Sues HHS...
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What You Need to Know: Patient Data on Demand

As more and more data is accessible at the touch of a fingertip with technology, it may be of no surprise that healthcare is moving...
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Are Your Vendors Creating Risks for Your Practice?

Unfortunately, the answer is probably ‘yes’. All too often, vendor risks and contracts are not managed correctly. We can help your practice get up to...
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What Happens After a Ransomware Attack?

Ransomware continues to be a popular method of hacking by cybercriminals in the wake of COVID-19. Breaches, cyberattacks and ransomware can have a large impact...
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How to Protect Your Patient Data

Breaches and cybercrime have skyrocketed in the wake of COVID-19, especially in healthcare. It’s essential that you take steps now to protect your practice’s protected...
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How Much Damage Can One Employee Do?

Unfortunately, a single employee can cost you your patients, your reputation, and large expenses in fines and penalties. Mistakes or bad acts by one employee...
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Will You Pay the Ransom for Your PHI?

Over the past year, ransomware attacks have skyrocketed and experts worry the trend will continue. Hackers took advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic and utilized ransomware...
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