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An Approach to Technologies That Enable HIPAA Security Compliance

Overview With the security requirements of the HIPAA Privacy Regulations, along with the approaching compliance date for HIPAA Security, many organizations are struggling with where to start their compliance efforts. As a result, many organizations will be challenged to comply with the regulations by the compliance date of April 2005. This webcast will highlight the approach to using appropriate technologies, which has received an exclusive endorsement by the American Hospital Association.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Computer Associates International
Live Date	18th September 2004 03:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Law and Government, International Standards, HIPAA

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