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Information technology (IT) is a key part of all businesses these days. In some way all companies require data storage and technological support. However, not all IT companies are the same and it’s important to look for one that offers you the things your business needs.
It can happen in seconds. With one quick click of a mouse by an employee, a slight gap in security infrastructure, or a weak cyber security policy, a hacker can suddenly take down everything a business worked so hard to build and protect within their organization. The wreckage could include anything from shutting down company-wide internet access to stealing financial data.
Cloud storage has become one of the best ways to save and store data for businesses throughout the country. Whether you’re running a large business or starting a small business for the first time, cloud computing offers the best in disaster recovery and easy access to all your important files.
Your company’s most valuable information is probably stored somewhere on a server.
We are not going to get into the details of data encryption and you don’t need to fully understand what data encryption is to understand the benefits. The HIPAA Security Rule states that if patient data is encrypted and the data is lost or stolen there is no need to notify patients or report the breach.
When you’re thinking about building a tech-savvy, productive business, cybersecurity needs to be at the forefront of the discussion.
Initially, when you’re starting to roll out an IT security and compliance program, it is important to get everybody involved. The way that you get everybody to buy in is to first of all understand, what is the endgame?
The HIPAA compliance checklist is more extensive now than it was in the past.
At this point, the average data breach costs businesses around $3.6 million dollars in lost future revenue, your damaged reputation, and lawsuits. This kind of loss is a major hit for even the most stable business. To avoid these kinds, of issues, you need to know the biggest IT compliance problems and how to solve them.
Every 39 seconds there is a cyber attack affecting one in three Americans every year.