medicine
Healthcare is one of the sectors that’s adopting new technologies at a quick pace. A good example of this is the use of modern tools and the internet to store and retrieve patients’ information. Utilizing automated information systems in healthcare allows doctors to provide more accurate patient information, and
HIPAA
Not all cloud file storage services are HIPAA-compliant, therefore it is not eligible to store, share or transfer Electronic protected health information (ePHI). We have compiled this list to help the enterprise/ professional users to try, & choose the HIPAA-compliant cloud file storage and file transfer service that fits their
HIPAA
Sync is a cloud file storage platform built for personal and business use, despite it's similar to Dropbox and Box, Sync is more privacy-focused and user-friendly as it provides many privacy and security features like remote data wipe, data lock, and end-to-end encryption. Sync provides many options as
HIPAA
Doctors and Healthcare professionals use emails every day, however, the standard daily used email services are not HIPAA-compliant, and they often not designed to transfer and share ePHI (Protected Health Information). In this article, we are trying to shed some light on the most HIPAA-compliant email services for the healthcare
HIPAA
HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which is a law that passed by U.S. Congress & signed in 1996 by Bill Clinton. It aims to provide security provisions and data privacy over patient's medical records as it enforces the healthcare service providers and healthcare