Automation as a cure for stupid? When it comes to passwords, yes.
People can’t agree on whether passwords are dead or dying, but some password selection and retention behaviors are downright dangerous. Which ones?
Cybersecurity insurance – the basics
Potential insureds must critically evaluate cybersecurity insurance prices. Learn which coverages are vital and how compliance plays a critical role.
All I want for Christmas is … to keep my data private and secure
Data privacy is spotlighted during our frenzy of holiday shopping, but needs to be a year-‘round way of life. Learn how to “hide, lock and take.”
What Amazon’s health care model won’t look like? Amazon.
Are apps and direct-to-consumer models in the forecast for health care delivery? What can we glean from Amazon and other innovators? What’s possible today?
The Shift to Value-based Reimbursement (VBR) | Highlights from Georgia HIMSS 2018 conference
Enormous complexities of the healthcare system make it impossible for a single approach like VBR to “tame the cost beast.” Here are interlocking issues.
Register to hear “Employee and Insider Data Breaches: Vulnerability or Threat Vector?” at Physicians and Hospitals Law Institute 2019
Join Barry Herrin, author, attorney and founder of Herrin Health Law, as he presents “Employee and Insider Data Breaches: Vulnerability or Threat Vector?” at Physicians and Hospitals Law Institute Feb. 4 and 5, 2019.
Healthcare attorney Barry Herrin selected as Subject Matter Expert by FBI-vetted InfraGard National Members Alliance
InfraGard National Members Alliance, a nonprofit alliance of individuals in the private sector and FBI field offices across the United States, selected Barry Herrin, CHPS, FAHIMA, FHIMSS, FACHE, as a Subject Matter Expert.
HIM and Health IT Considerations for Advanced Payment Model Contracts
Learn what alternative payment model (APM) activities entail and what to measure and benchmark. As published in the Journal of AHIMA, July to August 2018.
Video: Broadening hospital security technology with risk management frameworks
Instead of spending more money on security technology, hospitals should consider taking a broader scope of people and processes, such as implementing risk management frameworks (like NIST) and partnering with external threat groups, such as InfoGuard and the FBI. (Video: 9 min.)
The law firm business associate: New liabilities create conflicts of interest
HIPAA has expanded liability for business associates and their subcontractors. Law firms are business associates and subcontractors to many covered-entity clients. In these roles, law firms may now be held directly liable for HIPAA compliance failures.