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Overview
Today, patient information resides on laptops, mobile devices, and databases. As a result, the risk of data breaches has increased significantly, along with the risk of subsequent regulatory fines, litigation, and damage to reputation. Yet, utilizing and analyzing this data is critical and assists in providing stronger healthcare services.
McAfee helps safeguard protected health information (PHI) with seamless, integrated solutions that optimize security architectures. McAfee provides the technology to move your PHI from “unsecured” to “secured” status. HIPAA- and Health Information Techology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH)-approved encryption can be quickly and easily deployed to laptops, files, smartphones, and USB sticks with minimal disruption to the business.
Key Benefits
- Protect databases while enhancing HIPAA/HITECH compliance
Speed regulatory compliance with McAfee Database Activity Monitoring by providing auditors with detailed, relevant information about access to insurance and electronic protected health information (ePHI), including predefined and customized reports. - Secure sensitive data without disrupting healthcare operations
Configure protected devices to automatically encrypt protected health information (PHI) when it is copied to a removable device, such as a USB drive, ensuring privacy compliance even if the device is lost or stolen. Encrypt laptops, portable storage devices, and mobile devices without requiring extra logins by leveraging our seamless integration with Microsoft authentication. - Comply with HIPAA and HITECH legislation
Protect PHI on devices with industry-standard AES-256 and RC5-1024 encryption, so data will be classified as “secure” and not subject to breach notification and fines. - Save time and money with a centralized management console
Manage encryption — and prove compliance — with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) console, the centralized security management platform that enables you to quickly and easily set policies, perform audits, and prove compliance with data privacy regulations using the latest open protocols and regulatory line items. - Manage expanding workloads with scalable protection
Support demanding workloads, geographically distributed network architectures, and multiple IT groups. McAfee ePO software manages hundreds of thousands of nodes for our largest customers.
Products
McAfee Device Control
McAfee Device Control helps you monitor and restrict data copied to removable storage devices and media so your data stays protected under company control.
McAfee Endpoint Encryption
McAfee Endpoint Encryption delivers powerful encryption, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data, and stopping data loss and exposure. McAfee offers multiple layers of encryption solutions for your PC, network files and folders, mobile devices, virtual disks, removable media, and encrypted USB devices.
Database Security
McAfee Database Activity Monitoring
McAfee Database Activity Monitoring stops attacks in real time, delivers sophisticated audit reports to help meet compliance requirements, and eases vulnerability remediation with virtual patching technology.
Resources
Security Connected for Healthcare Providers: Preventative Care, Proactive Response
Learn how the Security Connected framework from McAfee works within the resource constraints and the special business requirements of healthcare providers to deliver threat protection, operational efficiencies, and sustainable compliance.
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- Emerging Trends in Healthcare Security: Join @McAfeeBusiness For #SecChat Thursday 2/23
Brian Contos - February 16, 2012
Healthcare demands a degree of confidentiality and privacy that exceeds almost any other industry. As a result, trends such as cloud computing and the consumerization of IT have unique implications for security professionals working in this sphere. With increased integration of electronic records, as well as evolving regulatory pressures and privacy laws, the complexity of Read more... - The Dark Side of Collaboration
Steven Fox - October 05, 2011
Collaboration can be toxic to an Information Security program. Assaulted by conflicting management agendas and priorities, the consensus needed for success sometimes suffers an early death. However, many organizations perpetuate the mantra that collaboration is always a good idea. Unfortunately, managers’ collective memories tend to cling to the outcomes of successful collaboration at the cost Read more... - Delivering Better Healthcare through Data Protection
Archive - November 24, 2010
Recently, we delivered a great webcast discussing how data protection can help deliver better healthcare. It may sound like a stretch, but data protection can really improve healthcare delivery. If you think about it, U.S. healthcare is unique in that they are subject to state (data breach notification), federal (HIPAA-HITECH), and international (PCI-DSS) regulations, all Read more... - First #SecChat Raises Questions on Securing PHI
Brian Contos - November 23, 2010
Last week we kicked off the first ever #SecChat, a hashtag chat on Twitter that some have likened to a ‘flash mob.’ It was pretty cool to witness. For about an hour, roughly 66 security practitioners and evangelists were actively engaged in conversations via Twitter about information security and Personal Health Information (PHI). Many more, Read more... - #SecChat is Born! Join us for the inaugural Twitter chat
Brian Contos - November 17, 2010
The security community is a very vocal and interactive bunch (if you haven’t figured that out already). We’re not afraid to share our ideas and opinions or to pass along best practices when it comes to the issues that impact information security and our jobs. And there is a constant stream of hot topics that Read more...