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Mobility: How to Stay Securely Connected Presented by: ettins’ Law, LLC 513-400-3598 [email protected]

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Mobility: How to Stay Securely Connected

Presented by: ettins’ Law, LLC 513-400-3598 [email protected]

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Email

Ways to Stay Connected

Software as

Service [SaaS]

Virtual

Private

Networks

[VPN]

Text

Web Portals

Cloud

Storage Instant Messaging

Wifi

File Share

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Privacy and Security Rules do not Prohibit Mobility

To the contrary, privacy and security rules contemplate mobility.

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Security Pressure Points

•Applications

• Transmission couriers

•Devices

•Users

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Applications

• Email: messages sent via an internet connection.

• Texting: messages sent via phone network.• Cloud Storage: documents saved on 3rd party

server and accessible via an internet connection. Drop Box is an example.

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Applications

• File Share: allows access to electronic materials via a hyperlink. Google, Cisco, and others offer file share applications.

• SaaS (Software as a service): subscription software available via the internet. Common software is not available as an SaaS including Quickbook, Adobe, and CRM systems, Outlook.

• Web Portals: File sharing via website interface.

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If applications store patient information- they are a BA and must follow standards.

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Transmission Couriers

• Wifi: a wireless connection to the internet.

• VPN (virtual private networks): A private connection via the internet to a network or device.

• Cellular Connection: connectivity using a phone network

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Transmission Couriers are not Business Associates

Health Plans, Medical Providers, and Business Associates must use reasonable

safeguards when transmitting information.

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Devices

• Desktop and laptop computers

• Cell phones

• Tablets

• BYOD

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Users

Patients and Staff need to be educated

about security threats and safeguards.

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Patients

• Advise patients about the risk associated with connectivity.

• Get patients’ consent.

• Only share the minimum amount necessary.

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Staff Training

Educate your staff about the risks, office policies, and reporting

procedures.

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Presented by:

Offering Privacy and Security

• Standards Manuals,

• Training,

• Analysis/Assessments,

• Tracking/Monitoring

www.gettinslaw.com 513-400-3895 [email protected]