Information Security Is for Everyone By Jill Burrington-Brown, MS, RHIA.

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Presentation transcript:

Information Security Is for Everyone By Jill Burrington-Brown, MS, RHIA

Setting the Standard for Security Electronic health information must be confidential, have integrity, and be available. Each provider must protect against threats or hazards to the security of the information.

Practical Security Safeguards For our system At our workstation When using and the Internet

Safeguarding Our System

What Are the Potential Risks to Our System? Theft Vandalism Snooping Environment

How Can We Minimize the Risks? Protect Physical Access Control location Lock equipment Use screen filters Label laptops Lock or shut down

Protecting System Access Identifying Who are you? Authenticating Something you know Something you have Something you are

Protecting System Access… Authorizing Rights and permissions Accounting Audit trails and logs

Protecting System Access Manage your Password! Choose a strong password! Don’t share it with anyone! Don’t write it down on a Post-It! Don’t “Save This Password!”

Protecting System Access… Remove default passwords Control software loaded on system Remove unused software Consider automatic log-off Consider encryption for sending sensitive information

Minimizing the Risks…. Education of the Workforce Who are the Data owners Data users Data custodians And what can they do?

Minimizing the Risks…. Anticipate Environmental Hazards Power outages/spikes Fire Flood

How About the Internet? Downloading information

Downloading Information Freeware Shareware Be careful: some of these programs create vulnerability to viruses, unexpected software interactions, and subversion of security controls, and may violate your licensure agreements if you don’t purchase the software.

Don’t open attachments from someone you don’t know Don’t open attachments from someone you do know if the message seems strange

Your PC The only safe PC is a powered-off PC Two thirds of all hacking is INTERNAL Most hacking activity takes place off-hours There is no such thing as a 100 percent secure system or network, but we can work toward better security practices.

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