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What is HIPAA?

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is a federal law designed to refine the movement and continuity of health insurance coverage in individual and group markets.

Title I of HIPAA compliance: HIPAA ensures health insurance coverage for employees and their families when there is a shift in or loss of jobs.

Title II of HIPAA compliance: Also known as the Administrative Simplification provisions, this section encourages the electronic exchange of healthcare information. These provisions outline the standards and policies for protecting personally identifiable information maintained by healthcare bodies. They also require the establishment of standards for electronic healthcare transactions and national identifiers for providers, health insurance plans, and employers.

The Omnibus Rule: The Omnibus Rule defines privacy and security requirements for healthcare providers, health plans, and other entities that process health insurance claims. It encompasses requirements for business associates of these entities that hold access to protected health information.

What are the three main rules of HIPAA?

There are three key rules that form the core of HIPAA:

• The privacy rule: It protects the privacy of protected health information (PHI) , balancing patient confidentiality with the need to protect public health.
• The security rule: HIPPA sets forth standards for safeguarding electronic PHI (ePHI). It mandates that covered entities enforce extensive administrative, physical, and technical measures to ensure the security of ePHI.
• The breach notification rule: In situations where there is a breach of unsecured PHI, covered entities along with their business associates are bound to notify the affected individuals, the secretary of health and human services, and in certain circumstances, inform the media.

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HIPAA Compliance management made easy

• Simplify adherence to compliance mandates with a unified log management tool that monitors network logs at a granular level and provides out-of-the-box compliance reports.
• Track all network activities to gain extensive information on data access, privilege abuse, user activity, logons and logoffs, and more.
• Receive instant email or SMS alerts on anomalies, data breaches, and compliance violations to mitigate security threats as soon as possible.

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Object access auditing

Monitor and review access to electronic protected health information and satisfy HIPAA's object access auditing clause with EventLog Analyzer's file integrity monitoring. The solution provides in-depth reports on actions performed in sensitive files or folders, changes in access control, user and system details, and the status of these operations. This helps network administrators identify insider threats, audit privileged user activity, and prevent insider attacks.

Logon and logoff monitoring

Implement procedures to monitor login attempts and report discrepancies and possible abuse with a comprehensive log management solution. EventLog Analyzer satisfies HIPAA's logon and logoff audit requirements with its out-of-the-box reports. Gain details about successful or failed login attempts; usernames, dates, times, and reasons for events; terminal server session statuses; and more with these reports. Monitoring these activities in real time is also a proactive measure to mitigate breach attempts at the intrusion stage.

System events auditing

Adhere to HIPAA's system events audit requirement and ensure network security by monitoring system activities. EventLog Analyzer identifies and provides readily available reports on local system processes, like system startup or shutdown or changes to the system time or audit log. Additionally, the solution also maintains audit log records by parsing, analyzing, and archiving them securely. You can make use of the EventLog Reports to address section 164.308 (a) (3) of HIPAA.

User account validation auditing

Satisfy HIPAA's user account validation clause, which mandates the implementation of procedures for monitoring the authorization and supervision of user accounts with access to confidential patient health information. EventLog Analyzer audits successful and unsuccessful user account logon events, which are generated when a domain user account is authenticated on a domain controller. The User Account Validation reports give you detailed insights on the pre-authentication and post-authentication statuses.

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