Somewhere in your organization right now, a vendor has active credentials that should have been revoked months ago. Maybe it’s the login for a patient portal pilot that ended last […]
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When behavioral health leaders think about cybersecurity risk, they tend to picture external attackers probing their networks. That image is incomplete. In many organizations, the more pressing vulnerability sits inside […]
The friction patterns your staff recognize on the front line, being locked out of records they need, borrowing a colleague’s login to get through the day, waiting a week for […]
Nobody wakes up and decides to create a compliance gap. Access control problems start small: a new hire cloned from a colleague’s profile, a promotion where old permissions stayed active, […]
You don’t experience “minimum necessary” as a policy. For you, it’s about whether you can do your job right now or not. Can you open the record you need for […]
Every behavioral health organization has a minimum necessary policy on file somewhere. Most were drafted during initial HIPAA compliance efforts, reviewed annually with a signature page, and stored in a […]