Cost Control - Risk Mgmt. White Papers
Information Risk Management for Healthcare Organizations: Six Best Practices for Protecting Your Health Information
Overview Protecting health information from enterprise data loss is both a strategic necessity and regulatory requirement. The risks, including damage to patient and physician confidence and institutional reputation, are far too great to ignore. Healthcare organizations can adopt a multi-phased approach to leverage six best practices based on significant, long-term experience protecting sensitive data for thousands of organizations across the globe. By following the best practices, one can improve ability to secure sensitive patient data, protect revenue and meet government regulations.
| Publisher | RSA Security | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | July 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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