Why Security and Compliance Are Executive Responsibilities By Mike Semel Preventing Executive-Level Embarrassment and Career Damage Your executive team can deal with security and compliance now, and invest adequate attention and resources, or they can deal with it later trying ...
How to Avoid Multi-Million-Dollar HIPAA Phone & Data Penalties Mike Semel Why is There Still So Much Confusion, Denial, and Deception? The Office for Civil Rights just announced a $3 million penalty against Touchstone Medical Imaging, partly because Touchstone “failed ...
Less Than a Year to Replace Windows 7 and Server 2008 Mike Semel When Microsoft ends support you will be unsecure and noncompliant! Time is running out. And you probably don’t have the resources you need. Microsoft is ending security ...
First published at HHS says Security and Compliance Require Actions, then Policies by Mike Semel, President, Semel Consulting The common-sense, scalable, and actionable cybersecurity guidance recently released by the US Department of Health and ...
HIPAA by the Numbers 17,000 patient records breached per day, on average. (September 2009 to Present, HHS.gov) $ 188 average cost per breached record. (Ponemon 2014 Cost of a Data Breach Survey) Black-market Value: $ 50 per medical ...
A HIPAA Life Sentence… and SO Many Lessons By Mike Semel In 2012 Accretive Health Care was banned from doing business in Minnesota for 2 – 6 years for a HIPAA violation. In 2018 New York State suspended a nurse’s ...
What You Can Learn from the Russian Army, the US Navy, and a Suspended Nurse by Mike Semel Originally published by:
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Windows XP The question of compliance is not a technical argument. It’s a question about regulatory compliance and enforcement. You can read all the technical discussions on the forum about HIPAA and XP, but none will matter if the enforcement ...
Originally Published at Editor’s Note: We’d like to welcome Mike Semel as the latest addition to the Healthcare Scene blog team. We’ve been working ...