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Healthcare security lessons

October 13th, 2009

Dr. John Halamka, CIO of CareGroup Health System, shares his privacy and security lessons learned.  Dr. Halamka serves as Vice-Chairman of the federal Health Information Technology Standards Committee.

The workgroup’s recommendations include:

All data at rest on mobile devices must be encrypted. Encrypting all databases and storage systems within an organization’s data center would create a burden. But ensuring that devices such as laptops and USB drives, which can be stolen, encrypt patient-identified data makes sense and is part of new regulations such as Massachusetts’ data protection law.

See the full article for Dr. Halamka’s top five security lessons.

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