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Best Practices for Helping to Comply With HIPAA Security Regulations

Overview Because the HIPAA Security Rule gives organizations flexibility, there is a demand to know, "What are best practices? And what are other organizations doing?" This white paper is intended to provide healthcare organizations with examples of best practices in information security, not only to help meet the HIPAA Security compliance deadline of April 21, 2005, but also to establish an on-going program for the future.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	RSA Security	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2004	Downloads	42
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Security Standards, Security Management, HIPAA

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