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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 58943" data-source="post: 731533"><p>I have some experience with this.. My wife is an MD, and my employer supports compliance and audits. First, my wife's continuing education website required flash and java both to be installed and all security layers disabled. How pathetic is that?</p><p></p><p>As for HIPAA, it's a complete and uttery joke.. I can count on my hand how many full HIPAA audits we've seen in the last 5 years.. 75% of all medical offices I have seen are NOT HIPAA compliant. Without any fear of an audit there is little regard for honoring HIPAA. It's just a piece of paper that's never enforced.</p><p></p><p>I've seen everything from worms on Xray machines to backdoored Xray storage servers, doctors sending confidential records over Yahoo and Hotmail. Doctors exchanging confidential patient data over HTTP SMS. Improperly secured medical record storage. Pharmacies using Linksys Routers and Win7 machines that haven't been updated since 2015.. What a joke.. All of it..</p><p></p><p>It's mostly all gone already.. It's all broken. Everything has already been backdoored, hacked, or stolen by nefarious actors. One of the next major IT catastrophe will be in health care.. Mark my words.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 58943, post: 731533"] I have some experience with this.. My wife is an MD, and my employer supports compliance and audits. First, my wife's continuing education website required flash and java both to be installed and all security layers disabled. How pathetic is that? As for HIPAA, it's a complete and uttery joke.. I can count on my hand how many full HIPAA audits we've seen in the last 5 years.. 75% of all medical offices I have seen are NOT HIPAA compliant. Without any fear of an audit there is little regard for honoring HIPAA. It's just a piece of paper that's never enforced. I've seen everything from worms on Xray machines to backdoored Xray storage servers, doctors sending confidential records over Yahoo and Hotmail. Doctors exchanging confidential patient data over HTTP SMS. Improperly secured medical record storage. Pharmacies using Linksys Routers and Win7 machines that haven't been updated since 2015.. What a joke.. All of it.. It's mostly all gone already.. It's all broken. Everything has already been backdoored, hacked, or stolen by nefarious actors. One of the next major IT catastrophe will be in health care.. Mark my words. [/QUOTE]
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