Best practices to reduce your risk of health data hacks

Supplied by Neatframe on Tuesday, 06 February, 2024

The rise of telehealth video conferencing raises HIPAA compliance concerns. The same convenience attracting users can expose personal health data to hackers, leading to fraud or identity theft. It is now imperative that providers understand the risks with teleconferencing and know how to mitigate them.

Examine what HIPAA compliance looks like in a telehealth video conference. Learn about HIPAA-compliant technology needed and best practices to reduce your risk.

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