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Week 1 of National Cybersecurity Month
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

Week 1 of National Cybersecurity Month

If You Connect It, Protect It October is National Cybersecurity Month, and ‘If you connect it, protect it’ is the theme for week #1. (With over 90% of the US population now on the internet, the theme easily might have been ‘When you connect it, protect it’). It’s an apt reminder, as cybercriminals are capitalizing on... Continue reading
How to Save a Life
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

How to Save a Life

Sadly, it’s happened: As reported in the New York Times, on September 10 a woman fighting for her life was turned away from the University Hospital, Düsseldorf because hospital servers were infected with ransomware. With vital systems crashing, emergency treatment could not be administered. By the time the woman could receive services – in another hospital,... Continue reading
HIPAA Compliance is an Ongoing Process
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

HIPAA Compliance is an Ongoing Process

Congratulations, you’ve made a wise choice to entrust your sensitive data to a proven, HIPAA compliant hosting specialist like HIPAA Vault! But wait – in terms of overall compliance, what does that really mean? It does mean that the technical infrastructure we employ to host your sensitive data is fully compliant – expertly designed with multiple layers of security to... Continue reading
HIPAA Plug-ins for WordPress, Part 3: Activity Logs
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

HIPAA Plug-ins for WordPress, Part 3: Activity Logs

“Have you seen the video?” It’s a query for a connected world, bringing the world up close. From cell phones to visual doorbells – even police body cams – video helps tell a story – and maybe solve a crime. Now imagine this crime is an attempt to steal your company data or disable your... Continue reading
HIPAA Plugins for WordPress- Part 2 – WordFence
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, Resources

HIPAA Plugins for WordPress- Part 2 – WordFence

One of the clear lessons of our recent pandemic has been that an invisible virus can do great harm to a body, if only given a “portal” through which to enter. The “attack vectors” are varied, if not deceptive: airborne, on surfaces, and even by those who show no symptoms. Fortunately, we’ve learned firsthand how... Continue reading
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