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HIPAA Security Event Notification To Be Lowered to 24 Hours?

HIPAA Security Event Notification To Be Lowered to 24 Hours?

by Ilan Jenkins | Jan 14, 2025 | Cybersecurity, Health Information, HIPAA, Regulators, United States, US HHS

Always a crowd favorite when negotiating Business Associate Agreements and Data Processing Agreements alike, breach notification periods almost always generate lively discussion. One party wants “immediate” notification of data breaches; one says it can...
HIPAA Security Event Notification To Be Lowered to 24 Hours?

FTC and HHS OCR Send 130 Letters Focusing on Health Data and Online Tracking Technologies

by Ilan Jenkins | Jul 26, 2023 | Ad Tech, FTC, HIPAA, Regulators, Technology, United States, US HHS

The Federal Trade Commission and US Dept. of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights sent 130 hospital system and telehealth providers a letter reminding them of their responsibilities related to processing health data, both under HIPAA and other laws. The...

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