Tag: privacy

If my web site is very simple, do I have to worry about HIPAA compliance?

March 24, 2017

We received this questions via Ask Erik from a Physicians’ Association: “Our company website does not contain any patient information. As a healthcare group, do we need to worry about HIPAA compliance for our site? It contains forms, news and some company polices and procedures but no patient information whatsoever. Thank you.” Thank you for […]

Are you encouraging insecurity via your website forms?

April 15, 2016

Many websites have “contact us” pages and include web forms for receiving requests from existing or potential customers. This includes “new patient intake” forms on healthcare providers’ websites. However, if you aren’t using a secure form solution, your web forms may suffer from several serious problems: Spam – Getting unwanted form submissions from bots. Privacy […]

Dangers of Private Domain Registration and WHOIS Masking

January 22, 2014

Any time you register a domain name, you must provide valid contact information for the domain owner. This information is published and made publically available in the “WHOIS” database. Anyone can look there to see who owns the domain and contact the domain owner if necessary. Private Domain Registration is also called WHOIS Masking or […]

Do Law Firms have Data Security Liability?

July 19, 2013

As of 2010, 91% of all law firms have 10 or fewer employees; 99.6% have less than 100 employees1.  The smaller the firm, the less likely they are to have a strong IT department and are much more likely to be focused on case load rather than on current changes in the compliance landscape that […]

Privacy and Security Policies Taken Seriously — How LuxSci Actively Protects Your Accounts

February 15, 2013

LuxSci is a small company and our staff are well trained and vigilant, watching for social engineering and other attacks on your accounts and data.  We have very strict privacy policies and internal security policies designed to ensure that your data remains confidential and that nothing unauthorized happens to your accounts. This may sound like normal […]