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OpenVMS Compliance with HIPAA Security Requirements

Overview Compaq is pleased to report that OpenVMS, along with selected layered products meet all technical security requirements of HIPAA. Compaq already tests and/or uses these products as part of the OpenVMS release qualification process. This demonstrates that OpenVMS V7.2 already meets or exceeds the existing HIPAA Security Standards, and Compaq intends to comply with HIPPA in future versions of OpenVMS. Compaq’s many customers in the healthcare industry who rely on our AlphaServer and VAX systems running OpenVMS, can be assured that as HIPAA security standards are implemented, OpenVMS will be fully compliant. Compaq products and services can be depended on to ease the HIPAA implementation for all healthcare customers.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	9
Format	White Papers
Topics	Digital VMS, Security Standards, HIPAA

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