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Under HIPAA, breaches must be reported fast. With the HITECH Act and Omnibus Rule, every breach matters! Ensure a strong Incident Response Plan to protect PHI and maintain trust. Stay compliant, stay secure—follow Cybernous for HIPAA insights! 🔐
Under HIPAA, breaches must be reported fast. With the HITECH Act and Omnibus Rule, every breach matters! Ensure a strong Incident Response Plan to protect PHI and maintain trust. Stay compliant, stay secure—follow Cybernous for HIPAA insights! 🔐
To become compliant with HIPAA, you must map your data,
implement safeguards, and train your workforce to continuously
assess and protect Protected Health Information (PHI).
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Compliance Requirements &
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A data breach triggers the clock! We
must notify affected parties and HHS.
Thanks to the HITECH Act and the
Omnibus Rule, a breach is presumed
reportable unless we can demonstrate a a
low probability of compromise. A solid re
Incident Response Plan is critical.
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Business Associate Agreements (BAs) ı
we don't work alone. We share PHI with
third parties, called Business
Associates. A Business Associate
Agreement (BAA) is a legally required
contract ensuring they protect the
data. It extends our security perimeter 2 À
and makes them directly liable for a=
HIPAA violations.
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The Stakes: Civil and
Criminal Penalties=®
CIVIL Penalties
The value every GRC
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Department of Justice)
Violations aren't taken lightly. The Enforcement Rule outlines
tiers of penalties every GRC professional must understar
Civil Penaltie:
Range from $100 to $50,000 per violation, w
$15 million for repeat violations, dependir
ith an annual maximum
el of negligence.
Criminal Penaltios
1 “knowing! violations, handled by the Department of Justice:
+ Upto $80,000 & 1yearin prison for knowingly obtaining/disclosing PH
$100,000 & 5 years for offenses committed under false pretenses.
$250,000 & 10 years for offenses committed with the intent to sell
transfer, or use PHI for malicious harm or gain
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