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Despite the adoption, implementation, and enforcement of federal or state regulations designed to fortify – if not virtually guarantee – data security, the number of cyber attacks, data breaches, and hacking incidents against healthcare organizations continues to multiply. Some point to the failure of regulations or their enforcement; others to software deficiencies and questionable employee behaviors with mobile device access.
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If you have already moved on from the Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor breach that broke earlier this week affecting 5 million credit cards, don’t worry, another breach happened to other well-known corporations. This breach affected more people and their personal information, and it all stemmed from a third party.
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A recent study indicated that healthcare data breaches are at a four-year low. However, this statistic is pretty misleading. Why? Because so far, the number of breaches are pretty on-par with past years.
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Join Imprivata FairWarning on Data Privacy Day 2020 to bring awareness to the need for increased data privacy and protection of personal information.
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By Hannah Kuchler
John Kuhn needed to bare his midriff to hospital administrators to finally get out of a $20,000 bill for surgery that he did not have.
“I had to go in front of the billing department and the chief financial officer and pull my shirt up and show them I did not have a gaping scar on my stomach,” he says.
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Find out how to detect advanced threats and coordinate security responses to facilitate patient data security and privacy and an effective, simple way.