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At the time of HIPAA’s inception, social networks were a relatively new concept. There was nothing like Facebook or Twitter. Even now, HIPAA doesn’t feature any guidelines or regulations that apply specifically to social feeds.

HIPAA tends to be fairly all-encompassing where healthcare data is concerned. That can, at times, make it seem overly complex. Here’s the thing, though – it’s actually fairly simple and straightforward if you remember one very important detail.

We’ve already talked a bit about how SSAE 16 is a little more than meets the eye where data centers and vendors are concerned. Today, we’re going to tackle a topic that’s somewhat closely-related to that one. We’re going to talk about SSAE 16’s successor, SSAE 18.

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are only part of the picture where HIPAA compliance is concerned. That’s something a lot of healthcare organizations don’t understand – and something that could very easily come back to bite them.

Disaster recovery as a Service (DRaaS) offers a wealth of benefits when compared to a more traditional approach to business continuity. But not all DRaaS solutions are equal. It’s important to understand the difference between all your choices. Here’s how.