Rethinking Compliance
A Symposium Synopsis
Provided by:
I attended University of the
Cincinnati’s 28th Annual
Corporate Law Center
Symposium- Rethinking
Compliance.
The Symposium had a lot of great
speakers, great information, and
food for thought. Here are some
memorable quotes from the
speakers:
• On average, 205 days lapse
between when a data security
breach occurs and it is discovered.
• Staff training is not about
teaching the law, it more about
teaching staff to re-think.
• If an unencrypted laptop is
stolen, the OCR wants to talk. The
laptop should have been encrypted
a long time ago.
• Deliberate disregard and
indifference is the same as
knowing.
• If no one is following
company policy, it is a red flag.
• Billing and HIPAA are my
biggest worries.
• The health care industry sends
3% of its technology budget on
security, while all other industries
spend an average 10%.
• 90% of breaches are caused
by failure to safeguard.
• 123456 and ‘password’ are
still the most common
passwords to be breached.
• Encryption is not enough. It
was on these surfaces and
hackers go in.
• Most people want to do the
right thing. It is a matter of
people knowing the right thing.
Information Privacy
• Security Risk Analysis
• Training
• Assessment – Breach
Response
• Tracking – Monitoring
For health plan, providers,
and Business Associates
www.gettinslaw.com 513-400-3895 mbgettins@gettinslaw.com

Rethinking Compliance

  • 1.
    Rethinking Compliance A SymposiumSynopsis Provided by:
  • 2.
    I attended Universityof the Cincinnati’s 28th Annual Corporate Law Center Symposium- Rethinking Compliance.
  • 3.
    The Symposium hada lot of great speakers, great information, and food for thought. Here are some memorable quotes from the speakers:
  • 4.
    • On average,205 days lapse between when a data security breach occurs and it is discovered.
  • 5.
    • Staff trainingis not about teaching the law, it more about teaching staff to re-think.
  • 6.
    • If anunencrypted laptop is stolen, the OCR wants to talk. The laptop should have been encrypted a long time ago.
  • 7.
    • Deliberate disregardand indifference is the same as knowing.
  • 8.
    • If noone is following company policy, it is a red flag.
  • 9.
    • Billing andHIPAA are my biggest worries.
  • 10.
    • The healthcare industry sends 3% of its technology budget on security, while all other industries spend an average 10%.
  • 11.
    • 90% ofbreaches are caused by failure to safeguard.
  • 12.
    • 123456 and‘password’ are still the most common passwords to be breached.
  • 13.
    • Encryption isnot enough. It was on these surfaces and hackers go in.
  • 14.
    • Most peoplewant to do the right thing. It is a matter of people knowing the right thing.
  • 15.
    Information Privacy • SecurityRisk Analysis • Training • Assessment – Breach Response • Tracking – Monitoring For health plan, providers, and Business Associates www.gettinslaw.com 513-400-3895 mbgettins@gettinslaw.com