A few days ago I wanted to signup and try an online service that I have heard a lot about and was featured in many blogs and online tech/business sites including TechCrunch, Mashable, and WSJ and has won many awards. During my signup process I noticed that the signup form where I am supposed to
Website development is becoming more and more complex. Having to accommodate for multiple landing pages, signup methods, and various platforms and browsers (mobile, tablet, desktop, android, apple, chrome, Firefox, etc..) it is very possible to overlook some security hole(s) somewhere. That can be the case for any website, and you should not trust a website
Community Health Systems announced on Monday that hackers recently broke into its computers and stole data on 4.5 million patients. The company operates over 206 hospitals in 28 states including Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas. Apparently the hack originated from China and used a high end malware to breach the companies network sometime in April
With the final Omnibus ruling of 2013 on HIPAA/HITECH and the increasing reports of hacking incidents – Check 4.5 million patient records stolen from Community Health Systems by Chinese Hackers – the cost of noncompliance with HIPAA can be substantial to providers and covered entities. With the potential for audits from the Office of Civil
