Under the FTC’s Health Breach Notification Rule, non-HIPPA-covered entities like #health apps are required to notify consumers of data breaches. In this HealthITSecurity article, Crowe professional Candice Moschell, CISSP discusses how companies can maintain #HBNR compliance, including updating incident response plans. https://bit.ly/3xuvgAU
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Hackers have been targeting the healthcare industry, making it crucial for healthcare professionals to protect patient data. In the event of a breach, New York levies heavy fines, making it even more important to take preventative measures. Stay vigilant and protect your patients' data. #cybersecurity #healthcare #patientdata #protectyourpatients
Health conglomerate Kaiser notifies millions of a data breach
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Data breaches are becoming more and more common these days, and while larger companies may be able to recover, small to midsize companies may not be so lucky. Don't let a data breach cripple your business! Take steps to protect yourself with #cybersecurity and #cyberresilience measures. #databreach
Health conglomerate Kaiser notifies millions of a data breach
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Recent news of the data breach at Kaiser Permanente, affecting 13.4 million residents, serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of data security in the healthcare industry. As one of the leading US healthcare providers, the breach underscores the vulnerability of sensitive information and the potential impact on individuals and the organization. This incident emphasizes the urgent need for robust data security practices within the healthcare sector. With the increasing digitalization of healthcare records and personal information, the potential for data breaches and cyberattacks is ever-present and constantly evolving. As we navigate the digital landscape, it is imperative that organizations prioritize data security to safeguard the sensitive information entrusted to them. Implementing robust security measures, such as encryption, two-factor authentication, and regular security updates, is crucial to mitigating the risk of data breaches and protecting patient privacy." #Healthcare #Databreach #ITSecurity #CyberSecurity #CustomerData
Health conglomerate Kaiser notifies millions of a data breach
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Another breach in the news: Kaiser ezperienced a data breach in April that impacts over 13 million residents. While Kaiser is seemingly unaware of any misuse of data, the breach will likely highlight areas where cybersecurity procedures must be improved. You can read more about the breach here: https://lnkd.in/g_ZzbFRP #DataBreach #CyberSecurity #DataProtection #SociumSolutions
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FTC’s Beefed Up the HBRN, (Health Breach Notification Rule) & it’s Impact on Health Apps & Emerging Technologies Outside the Scope of HIPAA. Jill McKeon’s in depth article on the new FTC Healthcare regulations and how its already impacted Silicon Valley Companies like #GoodRx is eye opening. Federal scrutiny is increasing rapidly post the #ChangeHealthcare #Ransomware #breech. At Hcae, we have been sounding the alarm for years. Hcare Health's OTKey technology is a notable development in the context of protecting Personal Health Records (PHRs) against breaches, particularly under the updated Federal Trade Commission's (#FTC) Health Breach Notification Rule (HBNR). The #HBNR, ( initially issued over a decade ago) was recently updated and reinforced, mandates that non-HIPAA covered entities like health apps and connected device companies notify both the FTC and affected individuals of health data breaches. The rule now includes clearer definitions and extends to cover more digital health services, necessitating robust security solutions like the OTKey. Hcare's OTKey technology incorporates advanced multiple lock protection mechanisms designed to secure PHR data. This approach aligns with the FTC's emphasis on protecting consumer health data in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. The OTKey's technology is particularly crucial because it can potentially prevent unauthorized access to PHR data, a core concern under the updated HBNR. The updated rule specifically requires notifications for breaches involving unsecured PHRs that could affect 500 or more individuals within 60 calendar days of discovery. OTKey's multiple lock system enhances security by adding layers of authentication and encryption, thereby reducing the risk of such breaches and ensuring compliance with FTC regulations. Moreover, by using OTKey, companies can better safeguard sensitive health information, addressing the FTC's revised definitions and expanded notification requirements. This not only aids in regulatory compliance but also builds consumer trust by demonstrating a commitment to data security and transparency in breach notifications. In summary, Hcare Health's OTKey is a fitting response to the FTC's updated HBNR, offering a robust security solution that helps prevent breaches of PHRs. This technology enhances compliance and trust, essential in today's digital health environment. https://lnkd.in/ec4rh2xN
FTC finalizes updates to Health Breach Notification Rule
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13.4 million impacted by data breach via what looks like website tracking tools. I classify this a telemetry/3rd party vendor attack, in that the information being collected is not 'critical' to the service operation and it is back hauled for collation with a 3rd party beyond the clients ability to security control... Palo Alto recently suffered a similar style of attack via the telemetry they were collecting. This is an often overlooked outgoing dependency that usually instigates itself either by being pulled in as a dependency (in this case likely via a browser loaded JavaScript library) or is embedded into some process code with likely embedded certs... The old rule applies, if you do not critically need it, do not collect it; and especially via a 3rd party you have no security control over. It may be nice to have, but it can bite your hand off... To me, if your website or service works with financial or health data of a personal nature, I'd seriously consider NOT using 3rd party served tracking tools. #databreach #supplychain #technology #cybersecurity #security
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Navigating Compliance in the Digital Health Space: Safeguarding Patient Data 🛡️💻 Digital health records have revolutionized the way we manage patient information. But with this advancement comes the critical responsibility of safeguarding sensitive data. The labyrinth of compliance regulations can be daunting, but you're not alone in this challenge! I am here to illuminate the path to compliance, ensuring your digital health strategies uphold the highest standards of data security and patient confidentiality. From navigating HIPAA regulations to implementing robust cybersecurity measures, we'll fortify your digital health practices together, creating a safe and trust-filled environment for your patients. 🤝 Is your digital health strategy compliant with current regulations? 🧐 Dive deeper into digital health compliance with me: https://lnkd.in/d2atg5fm 📅 Get compliance-ready now: https://lnkd.in/dAHq7R-p #DigitalHealthCompliance #PatientDataSecurity #HIPAA #CybersecurityInHealthcare #ComplianceChallenges #HealthIT #DataConfidentiality #TrustInHealthcare #DigitalHealthStrategy #HealthcareITConsulting
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Health providers top list of #DataBreach offenders, by Laura Woodrow. But at least the sector is identifying and reporting incidents faster than most, and, unlike the government, most breaches are not due to human error. https://lnkd.in/eThC_9gA #CyberAttack #CyberSecurity #healthservices
Health providers top list of data breach offenders | Health Services Daily
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Healthcare providers face a critical challenge: balancing robust data security with excellent patient care. The cyberattack on Change Healthcare serves as a stark reminder of the dangers lurking online. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) contain sensitive patient information, and a breach can have severe repercussions. The consequences of such attacks are not just limited to data theft. Patient care can be severely disrupted, leading to delays in treatments and potential health risks. Financial losses and the erosion of patient trust are additional risks that can have long-lasting effects on healthcare institutions. How are you safeguarding your patient data? Read more about ways to alleviate these issues: https://lnkd.in/gcr8Q_DG #HealthcareSecurity #PatientCare #DataProtection #Cybersecurity #EHRSecurity
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#Healthcare data breaches are more expensive than every other sector. Prevention with #HIPAARiskManagement saves money and protects patient data. #HIPAAChecklist #HIPAASecurityRule #HIPAACompliance
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2wVery cool, Candice!