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Showing posts with label hipaa Risk analysis. Show all posts
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Sunday, 22 September 2013

HIPAA, Security, and the Mobile Device



With the inclusion of Biometrics to the IPHONE 5, as seen in this article, http://secureidnews.com/news-item/analysis-biometrics-and-the-iphone/, there are many pros and cons that will affect how to be hipaa compliant.

Awesome that you can use your own identification to open you mobile device but it also comes with organizations and individuals who think this is not such a great thing.

For many years putting sensitive information on your mobile device was a no no, it can be stolen and access easily gained.  That is evident in the rules the Government puts forward like the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act, HIPAA.  A HIPAA Risk assessment requires you to encrypt and safeguard data at rest and in motion, and focus a lot on mobile devices.  So you would think this type of encryption and access would be welcome, well it is in and it isn’t.