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Redundancy Re-considered: GCP, HIPAA Compliance, and Why We’re a Google Cloud Partner
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, Resources, Security, Uncategorized

Redundancy Re-considered: GCP, HIPAA Compliance, and Why We’re a Google Cloud Partner

“Never give up, never surrender.” – Cmdr. Peter Quincy Taggart, Galaxy Quest Yes, that is how we feel about cybersecurity. Yet it’s true: redundancy can often feel superfluous, like making predictions about the future, or deja vu all over again.     But when it comes to your client’s healthcare data, redundant protections are anything but unnecessary. ... Continue reading
Malware, Killware, and the Heart of HIPAA Compliant Hosting
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, HIPAA Hosting, Resources, Security, Uncategorized

Malware, Killware, and the Heart of HIPAA Compliant Hosting

The tests came back, and the news is serious.   It’s true, what they say: you don’t think about your heart too much – humming away inside your chest, nearly 100, 000 beats per day – until there’s a problem.  Lately, though, you’ve felt like you’re not running on all cylinders; tired all the time, shortness... Continue reading
Business Continuity & Incident Response… or an Unintended Holiday?
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, Security, Uncategorized

Business Continuity & Incident Response… or an Unintended Holiday?

One of the things you notice about “Old Scrooge” (as opposed to the changed one, post-hauntings) is that he just can’t take a holiday: “But he was a tight-fisted hand at the grindstone, Scrooge! a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous, old sinner! Hard and sharp as flint, from which no steel had ever struck... Continue reading
How Unsecured WordPress Infected a Clinic with Ransomware
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, HIPAA WordPress, Security, Uncategorized

How Unsecured WordPress Infected a Clinic with Ransomware

Just as the world has witnessed novel variants of the COVID-19 virus (and may continue), new variants of ransomware continue to appear since the first documented case in 1989.  And while loss of life, thankfully, is not yet rivaling the pandemic, poorer health outcomes for scores of patients impacted by ransomware have resulted. For example,... Continue reading
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