Yesterday I read about the 7th criminal conviction and sentencing that has been given under HIPAA, “Woman gets 14 months in ID theft case.”
Posts Tagged ‘Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act’
Insider Threat Examples & 7th HIPAA Criminal Conviction
Monday, August 25th, 2008HIPAA Humor: Dumb Robber
Thursday, June 5th, 2008Here’s a story that gave me a bit of a chuckle, “Note leads police to robbery arrest“…
7 More Reasons Why Sending Cleartext IM and Email Is *NOT* Secure Even If Your Doc Says It Is…Part 2
Wednesday, November 21st, 2007As a continuation of my blog posting from Monday, here are 7 additional reasons to add to the previous 4 for why sending cleartext instant messages (IMs) and email is not secure:
Sending Cleartext IM and Email Is *NOT* Secure Even If Your Doc Says It Is…Part 1
Monday, November 19th, 2007I got some interesting comments and questions, and lots of good direct feedback, about my blog post on sending cleartext patient information last week, “HIPAA: Beware Doctors Who Claim They Don’t Have To Follow Safeguard and Privacy Requirements” so I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss the topic a little more.
Sending Cleartext IM and Email Is *NOT* Secure Even If Your Doc Says It Is…Part 1
Monday, November 19th, 2007I got some interesting comments and questions, and lots of good direct feedback, about my blog post on sending cleartext patient information last week, “HIPAA: Beware Doctors Who Claim They Don’t Have To Follow Safeguard and Privacy Requirements” so I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss the topic a little more.
HIPAA: Beware Doctors Who Claim They Don’t Have To Follow Safeguard and Privacy Requirements
Thursday, November 15th, 2007My good friend Alec recently made me aware of a very interesting blog post made by a physician (thanks Alec!) that is frankly quite troubling.
