Rather than starting from scratch, you can use the HITRUST risk management framework to provide guidance for what you might need to change to ensure your common security framework provides adequate cybersecurity.
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The Health Information Trust Alliance (HITRUST) framework normalizes cybersecurity requirements without imposing a regulatory standard. It incorporates federal and state legislation and federal agency rules and guidance, as well as other industry frameworks. By meeting the HITRUST framework, you can better assess your facility’s compliance coverage.
Read MoreECRI Institute has released a Top 10 Hospital C-Suite Watch List that includes new technologies and procedures expected to affect care delivery over the next 12 to 18 months. The free evidence-based report includes actionable recommendations aimed at helping hospital administrators evaluate the best choices for adoption.
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Healthcare technology management and 24×7 are looking forward to an exciting new year, but what’s ahead depends a great deal on what has come before.
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Over the next three issues, Networking will be presenting a series of columns to look at the issue of cybersecurity. Part 1 starts with President Obama’s 2013 Executive Order concerning cybersecurity and the resulting framework produced by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The goal of the framework was to provide organizations with a cost-effective way to increase cybersecurity without adding to the various regulations and standards already in place.
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