HIPAA: Don’t Put Cybersecurity on the Back Burner in 2022

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Article Overview

This article discusses rising healthcare cybersecurity risks, the impact of recent breaches and threats, and the HHS 405(d) program’s public resources for strengthening cybersecurity preparedness. It is aimed at covered entities, business associates, compliance staff, and healthcare leaders who need a broad understanding of federal guidance, common threat areas, and general security best-practice topics.

Why This Topic Matters

Cybersecurity incidents can disrupt care delivery, expose protected health information, and create major operational and compliance consequences for healthcare organizations. The article highlights federal resources and general areas of emphasis that may help organizations assess whether the topic is relevant to their security and compliance efforts.

Article Sections

  1. Context

    This section provides background on the cybersecurity environment affecting healthcare organizations and why the issue has received increased attention. It frames the discussion around industry-wide security concerns and recent threats.

  2. Bolster Cyber Health With These HHS Resources

    This section introduces HHS resources created to support cybersecurity efforts in the healthcare sector. It focuses on the purpose and general scope of the federal program and related online tools.

  3. Understand the Nuts and Bolts of the 405(d) Website

    This section describes the structure and intended audience of the 405(d) website and related guidance. It covers broad topics such as security practices, organizational sizing, remote work concerns, and education resources.

What You Will Learn

  • The general cybersecurity challenges affecting healthcare organizations
  • The purpose of HHS 405(d) resources for the healthcare sector
  • Broad categories of cybersecurity practices discussed for organizations of different sizes
  • Why remote work and workforce training are important security topics
  • How federal guidance may help covered entities and business associates assess cybersecurity readiness

Who Should Read This

  • Covered entities
  • Business associates
  • Healthcare compliance professionals
  • Healthcare administrators
  • Security and privacy officers
  • Small practice managers

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