HIPAA Compliance, HIPAA Network Compliance

HIPAA Network Security Compliance Services

Healthcare organizations are often the target of data breaches to be used for identity theft and medical fraud. This can result in financial loss, legal battles and the violation of patient trust. Healthcare organizations need a security provider that can offer a complete suite of services, to help them remain protected and compliant with HIPAA regulations. Jacksonville IT services and Perimeter eSecurity can deliver the solution you need to protect your business and patient information.

Our Managed Firewall Security Services offer 24x7 protection and monitoring with alerts in the event of attempted attacks/breaches along with compliancy reporting that satisfies HIPAA regulations.

HIPAA

Health Insurance

Portability and Accountability Act

States that have

Data Breach Notification Laws

Plus Alaska & Hawaii

Over 40 States

Complete Network Security

for

Healthcare Organizations

Services that can help you stay secure and compliant:

¨ Encrypted Offsite Data Backup Services

¨ Hosted Exchange Secure Email

¨ Hosted SharePoint Secure File Sharing

¨ SPAM Filtering, Content Filtering

¨ Antivirus and Malware Gateway Protection (Don’t let them in your building to begin with)

Intrusion Defense Compliance

¨ Managed Firewall

¨ Intrusion Prevention

¨ 24x7x365 Network Monitoring

¨ Compliant Reporting

ePHI Brochure

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires that Protected Health Information (PHI), which is defined as all "individually identifiable health information" held or transmitted by a covered entity or its business associate, must be protected against unauthorized disclosure.

New provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) include:

¨ Stronger enforcement of HIPAA

¨ Harsher monetary penalties for privacy and security violations

¨ Newly expanded notification requirements

¨ Expansion of the main provisions of HIPAA privacy and security rules to apply directly to business associates of covered entities

¨ New requirements for accounting for PHI disclosures

This means that now, more than ever, healthcare organizations are responsible for ensuring that only the right people have the right access to the right information and are doing the right things with it.

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