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Posts Tagged ‘hipaa’Manage HIPAA-Compliant and non-Compliant Domains with One Account!Friday, April 22nd, 2011
Previously, customers could order such a combination of domains, but they were segregated into completely separate accounts. These new security features benefit our customers because:
Read the rest of this post » SecureLine Users Can Toggle Between TLS and Escrow Encryption When Sending MessagesTuesday, March 1st, 2011
However, TLS is not as secure as SecureLine Escrow for email communications. For cases where enhanced security is desired, even to a recipient whose email servers support TLS, LuxSci’s WebMail email composer now permits users to override the use of “TLS Only” so that “SecureLine Escrow” can be used instead — on a message-by-message basis. I.e., users can now use Escrow “on demand” to provide enhanced security over TLS. Additionally, users have a new preference (under “Email Composition > SecureLine” preferences), where they can alter the behavior of WebMail so that “TLS Only” delivery is NOT used for them unless requested — Escrow can be used by default if desired. These new security settings only apply to SecureLine customers who have “TLS” enabled as a viable secure email delivery method in their account. MySQL v5.5.x Now SupportedSaturday, February 19th, 2011
MySQL v5.5 databases can be added by anyone in a database-supporting account via the “Databases” administrative control. If you have a dedicated server, and would like MySQL v5.5 added to your server, please contact Support. MySQL v5.5 databases are compatible with LuxSci web hosting accounts, SecureForm database storage, and HIPAA accounts. LuxSci’s Database Management User Interface has also been updated to allow Account Administrators to change the password to their database on demand. See the “Change Database Password” tool in this area. HIPAA Alert: Contacts, Calendar Events and Tasks may contain ePHI!Friday, January 21st, 2011
Many overlook the fact that ePHI can be embedded in Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks. Consider for example:
Read the rest of this post » Protect your mobile data from theft with “Remote Wipe”Friday, January 14th, 2011
This is pretty serious, especially for folks who are subject to regulations and compliance laws. For example, if a Nurse, using an iPad to manage patient appointments or to communicate via email with remote doctors, were to lose that iPad and it were to be accessed by someone else, then that may become a HIPAA “breach” (an unauthorized disclosure of protected health information) and the Nurse’s organization may be subject to stiff monetary fines and bad publicity.
Read the rest of this post » Improved HIPAA Certification SealSaturday, November 13th, 2010Read the rest of this post » More and More Companies need HIPAA Compliance due to Changing RegulationsThursday, July 29th, 2010
On July 14th, 2010, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a series of proposed changes to HIPAA in a notice in the Federal Register. All comments on these proposed changes are due by September 13th, 2010, and the final rules will likely go into effect shortly thereafter. With respect to electronic communications, there are several significant changes that will be happening.
Read the rest of this post » Is Blackberry HIPAA Compliant? What You Need To KnowTuesday, July 13th, 2010
This article deals with the security of sending and receiving email on a Blackberry configured for Internet email services (i.e. it does not apply to those connecting to an Blackberry Enterprise Server and Exchange).
Read the rest of this post » Video: HIPAA-Compliant Email Services at LuxSciFriday, July 9th, 2010
If you are in need of HIPAA-compliant email services, this video will answer many of your questions regarding how LuxSci’ secure email services apply to HIPAA and what is needed for a HIPAA-compliant account with LuxSci. Watch Video: HIPAA-compliant email services at LuxSci
SecureForm: now with SMTP TLS for Secure Form Email DeliveryFriday, April 2nd, 2010
Now, SecureForm supports the option of secure delivery of form data emails to recipients using TLS instead of PGP or S/MIME. While use of TLS only is less secure than PGP or S/MIME, it is more user friendly — there is no need for certificates or extra steps to decrypt the messages once they arrive. TLS does provide transport encryption from LuxSci’s servers to the recipients servers and thus still provides HIPAA compliant form data delivery.
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LuxSci has introduced a number of per-domain security features that allow us to offer accounts that contain both 
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LuxSci now supports databases running on MySQL v5.5.x. Customers have the option of using v5.5.x or v5.0.x when making new databases. Version 5.5 brings many enhancements that users have been asking for, including:
If your mobile device (e.g., iPad or Blackberry) is lost or stolen, then you have no control over who may gain access to:
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