Tag: android

Exchange ActiveSync (MobileSync) vs Good Old IMAP + SMTP

October 6, 2014

Many years ago, it used to be that if you had a cell phone that had an email program included, you could configure using IMAP and SMTP to allow you to check email and send email…. just like how a desktop email program worked. This is still the case, of course. However, as far back […]

HIPAA Alert: Contacts, Calendar Events and Tasks may contain ePHI!

February 3, 2014

When health care organizations review their operations to see where electronic protected health information (ePHI) is being saved, transmitted, and viewed, a great deal of time is spent on the obvious candidates: email, chat, stored files, and health records, etc. Many overlook the fact that ePHI can be embedded in Contacts, Calendars, and Tasks.  Consider […]

HIPAA Compliant Calendars, Contacts and Reminders – Tasks for your iPhone and Android

April 3, 2013

While use of mobile devices and tablets in medical situations is pervasive; HIPAA compliant synchronization and storage of such information is often seriously lacking.  Everyone knows email can contain ePHI, but calendar appointments, address books, and task lists can and do contain just as much ePHI and their secure use must be strictly enforced. LuxSci’s WebAide collaboration […]

DuoSecurity: Advanced Two-Factor Login for LuxSci’s Web Interface

December 30, 2011

Two-Factor logins require users to Enter their username and password correctly (the 1st factor) Authenticate a second way (e.g., by entering a code delivered to their mobile phones). Using two-factor authentication ensures that even if a user’s password is discovered, guessed, or captured, a malicious user still cannot gain access to the user’s account … […]

Capture Ink Signatures in your Web Forms: Handwritten Signatures from Desktop and Mobile Devices

September 8, 2011

Ink Signatures enable you to capture the handwritten signatures of your web form users and save these with their form submissions. Easy: Users can employ a mouse or stylus on desktop or laptop computers; a stylus or their finger on a mobile device Compatible: Works with all major web browsers and iPhone, iPad, and Android-powered […]