Discussion 175 words: Identify organizations that      uphold Healthcare Infor

Discussion 175 words:
Identify organizations that      uphold Healthcare Information System security standards, such as HIPAA,      HIE, etc.
What roles do      these organizations play in upholding HIT security?
In your      opinion, which of these organization’s standards are the most important?
Replies are 175 as well;
Reply#1
Michelle Gonzalez
Top of Form
There are several healthcare organizations that are required to implement HIPAA to make sure confidentiality and patient data are secure. The physician’s role and responsibilities are to safeguard ePHI (electronic protected health information) and always assure clandestine, honorableness, and protection of data. Health insurance portability and accountability act delineates managerial actions, regulations, and procedures, dominate the choice, growth, fulfillment, and maintaining safeguard scope to shield computerized wellness data and to delineate the policy of the shielded objects labor force in affiliation with securing that information.
Health information exchange is, included in different aspects of the healthcare organizations which permits doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and different medical workers and patients to properly be allowed to gain entry safely allotment to essential medical data that is computerized, enhancing fastness, quality, security, and expense of patient treatment.
The roles that HIPAA and HIE play in comforting HIT security:
Entire      secured PHI (protected health information must be enciphered
Any      medical personnel that are permitted should have specialized rare user      identification in order when using PHI they can be supervised.
Utilization      of tech to abide by HIPAA necessity to automated switch off to block      unapproved grant to protected health data when a cellular device is left      not watched, also goes for personal computers.
I strongly feel like HIPPA is more essential because it will prevent HIE due to the need of permission to disclose any type of patient data. HIPAA is meant to maintain medical insurance, secure confidentiality, and safeguard of health care data. There are three types of regulations that HIPAA is known for privacy regulation, security regulation, and breach notification regulation. The nationwide standard is formed when the regulations are being adhered to. These three important regulations was created to abide with the law and prohibit the utilization of health data that can determine a person’s personal health record and with the tech security the enciphered data to prevent sharing of data without access.
Reply#2Latrice Martin
Top of Form
Several organizations play a pivotal role in upholding Healthcare Information System (HIS) security standards, ensuring compliance with regulations like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Health Information Exchange (HIE). One notable organization is the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, responsible for enforcing HIPAA regulations. OCR conducts audits, investigates complaints, and promotes awareness to ensure healthcare entities adhere to HIPAA standards.
Additionally, the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) focuses on advancing the use of information technology in healthcare. They provide resources, education, and best practices to healthcare professionals, contributing to the overall improvement of HIT security.
In my opinion, while all these organizations play crucial roles, HIPAA stands out as particularly significant due to its comprehensive framework for protecting patients’ sensitive health information. HIPAA establishes standards for electronic transactions, privacy, and security, aiming to safeguard healthcare data across various platforms. Adherence to HIPAA not only ensures legal compliance but also fosters a culture of privacy and security within healthcare organizations, making it a cornerstone in the landscape of HIS security standards.
Assignment Content
  
As a health care IT employee, it is important to have an understanding of the laws that exist to ensure compliance is maintained for Healthcare Information Systems. 
Imagine you have been asked to draft an email to be sent out to all new employees explaining the regulatory, privacy, and compliance issues that the employees should be aware of. 
Write a 750- to 1,000-word email on compliance of Healthcare Information regulations to be shared with new employees. 
Include the following: 
Explain       the most important regulations that need to be considered for the       Healthcare Information Systems.
Describe       the origins of HIPAA and the importance this law has on health care       organizations. 
Describe       privacy and ethical issues related to PHI.
How       is PHI maintained?
What       are the consequences of non-compliance of all health care regulations?

Review  Discussion: Storytelling and Success Stories then focus on Moritz’s work

Review  Discussion: Storytelling and Success Stories then focus on Moritz’s work on the  OECD Better life index download the executive summary and the index data. 
In a one-page summary, note a few particular places around the world and compare and contrast the statistics.  Also, note briefly how this graphic tells the story.   https://visualisingdata.com/2013/04/discussion-storytelling-and-success-stories/
https://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org/#/11111111111

Discussion 175 words: Identify organizations that      uphold Healthcare Infor

Discussion 175 words:
Identify organizations that      uphold Healthcare Information System security standards, such as HIPAA,      HIE, etc.
What roles do      these organizations play in upholding HIT security?
In your      opinion, which of these organization’s standards are the most important?
Replies are 175 as well;
Reply#1
Michelle Gonzalez
Top of Form
There are several healthcare organizations that are required to implement HIPAA to make sure confidentiality and patient data are secure. The physician’s role and responsibilities are to safeguard ePHI (electronic protected health information) and always assure clandestine, honorableness, and protection of data. Health insurance portability and accountability act delineates managerial actions, regulations, and procedures, dominate the choice, growth, fulfillment, and maintaining safeguard scope to shield computerized wellness data and to delineate the policy of the shielded objects labor force in affiliation with securing that information.
Health information exchange is, included in different aspects of the healthcare organizations which permits doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and different medical workers and patients to properly be allowed to gain entry safely allotment to essential medical data that is computerized, enhancing fastness, quality, security, and expense of patient treatment.
The roles that HIPAA and HIE play in comforting HIT security:
Entire      secured PHI (protected health information must be enciphered
Any      medical personnel that are permitted should have specialized rare user      identification in order when using PHI they can be supervised.
Utilization      of tech to abide by HIPAA necessity to automated switch off to block      unapproved grant to protected health data when a cellular device is left      not watched, also goes for personal computers.
I strongly feel like HIPPA is more essential because it will prevent HIE due to the need of permission to disclose any type of patient data. HIPAA is meant to maintain medical insurance, secure confidentiality, and safeguard of health care data. There are three types of regulations that HIPAA is known for privacy regulation, security regulation, and breach notification regulation. The nationwide standard is formed when the regulations are being adhered to. These three important regulations was created to abide with the law and prohibit the utilization of health data that can determine a person’s personal health record and with the tech security the enciphered data to prevent sharing of data without access.
Reply#2Latrice Martin
Top of Form
Several organizations play a pivotal role in upholding Healthcare Information System (HIS) security standards, ensuring compliance with regulations like the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Health Information Exchange (HIE). One notable organization is the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, responsible for enforcing HIPAA regulations. OCR conducts audits, investigates complaints, and promotes awareness to ensure healthcare entities adhere to HIPAA standards.
Additionally, the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) focuses on advancing the use of information technology in healthcare. They provide resources, education, and best practices to healthcare professionals, contributing to the overall improvement of HIT security.
In my opinion, while all these organizations play crucial roles, HIPAA stands out as particularly significant due to its comprehensive framework for protecting patients’ sensitive health information. HIPAA establishes standards for electronic transactions, privacy, and security, aiming to safeguard healthcare data across various platforms. Adherence to HIPAA not only ensures legal compliance but also fosters a culture of privacy and security within healthcare organizations, making it a cornerstone in the landscape of HIS security standards.
Assignment Content
  
As a health care IT employee, it is important to have an understanding of the laws that exist to ensure compliance is maintained for Healthcare Information Systems. 
Imagine you have been asked to draft an email to be sent out to all new employees explaining the regulatory, privacy, and compliance issues that the employees should be aware of. 
Write a 750- to 1,000-word email on compliance of Healthcare Information regulations to be shared with new employees. 
Include the following: 
Explain       the most important regulations that need to be considered for the       Healthcare Information Systems.
Describe       the origins of HIPAA and the importance this law has on health care       organizations. 
Describe       privacy and ethical issues related to PHI.
How       is PHI maintained?
What       are the consequences of non-compliance of all health care regulations?

  For this discussion post, you will need to review the performance lab reports

 
For this discussion post, you will need to review the performance lab reports you completed in Weeks 2 and 6.
Please respond to the following in a post of 150 – 200 words:
For the lab from which you learned the most:
Describe the single most important lesson you learned from completing this lab.
Explain how you will apply this lesson in your current position or one you hope to obtain.
For the lab from which you learned the least:
Explain what you hoped to learn from completing this lab but didn’t learn.
Recommend how this lab could be modified or what it could be replaced with to better meet your needs.
Lab:      
7.4.2 Using OpenSSL to   Create a Public/Private Key Pair
In this lab, you will use OpenSSL to create a public/private key pair. OpenSSL is used for secure communication over the network. It works on the exchange of public keys and authentication by a private key.
Completion of 7.4.2 demonstrated the use of “openSSL” to make a “private key and public key pair.” Several instructions in the terminal program are executed as a result of this. Once the instructions are executed,   OpenSSL will encrypt the system traffic and “exchange private and public   keys.”

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:  Describe security and ris

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: 
Describe security and risks associated with a health care IT application.  
What are security standards and risks of not upholding the standards? 
Also reply to the responses below in 175 minimum as well.
Reply#1
 Ciara Robinson
Hello Class, 
The three major risk categories for MHealth apps are poor design, device vulnerabilities and user habits. When it comes to an app’s design, developers may not take the appropriate steps to ensure data security at all levels, including the device, the network and the data center. Cyber attacks: In the past few years, healthcare organizations have been increasingly under threat from external cyberattacks. Ransomware gangs are especially targeting healthcare groups, as well as criminals and disgruntled employees who take advantage of vulnerabilities in healthcare organizations’ digital networks. This is because it depends on the specific web application and its unique vulnerabilities. However, the most common application security threats according to the OWASP Top 10 are broken access control, cryptographic failures, and injection (including SQL injection and cross-site scripting. Here are some common information security threats and attacks: Malware: Malicious software designed to infiltrate, damage, or disrupt systems. Malware includes viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and spyware. It can steal sensitive information, cause system downtime, or provide unauthorized access to attackers. 
Ignoring security rules makes it easy for hackers to attack systems and data. By being non-compliant, companies leave themselves wide open to data breaches, hacks, and cyber attacks. Security standards also allows the sharing of knowledge and best practices by helping to ensure common understanding of conditions, terms, and definitions, which can prevent costly errors. These published materials consist of tools, policies, security concepts, security safeguards, guidelines, risk management approaches, actions, training, best practices, assurance and technologies. Some common consequences for noncompliance: Civil lawsuits and monetary damages. Fines and penalties imposed by government agencies. Criminal liability in cases of intentional or reckless violations.
Reply#2
 Kimberlee Martin
Good afternoon class,
Healthcare data security focuses on protecting the data, computers, and networks that healthcare providers and companies use. Data security in healthcare, in many ways revolves around HIPPA. There are couple of the most common risks factors associated with healthcare.
1.Use of outdated/legacy systems-outdated systems often have security vulnerabilities that can’t be patched
2. Email scams with malware-often have many employees, attackers send malware through email.
3. Internal employees, contractors, vendors, etc.- healthcare organizations often have a very diverse mix of people that work for them.
4.Unsecure of poor wireless network may healthcare organizations, such as hospitals and clinics may provide wireless access to patients and visitors.
5.Lack of strong password many organizations, employees may use weak passwords, such as these that they use for other accounts.
There are a few risks of not upholding security standards.
Data Breaches- Failure to adhere to security standards increases the risk of data breaches, leading to the unauthorized access, theft, or disclosure of sensitive information
Lawful consequences and the permissible indication of nonconformity cannot be taken lightly. Prohibited law can develop into dispute reported by patients or workers afflicted by belligerent 
Reputation Damage security incidents resulting from non-compliance can damage an organization reputation and erode customer trust and confidence.

 ***PLEASE SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT TO COMPLETE*** · Define the best practice. · Di

 ***PLEASE SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT TO COMPLETE***
· Define the best practice.
· Discuss the situation(s) that may arise in which you might consider implementing the best practice.
· Describe how the best practice could be implemented.
· Identify how you will determine whether the best practice has resulted in an improvement or has inversely affected collaboration.

  For this discussion post, you will need to review the performance lab reports

 
For this discussion post, you will need to review the performance lab reports you completed in Weeks 2 and 6.
Please respond to the following in a post of 150 – 200 words:
For the lab from which you learned the most:
Describe the single most important lesson you learned from completing this lab.
Explain how you will apply this lesson in your current position or one you hope to obtain.
For the lab from which you learned the least:
Explain what you hoped to learn from completing this lab but didn’t learn.
Recommend how this lab could be modified or what it could be replaced with to better meet your needs.
Lab:      
7.4.2 Using OpenSSL to   Create a Public/Private Key Pair
In this lab, you will use OpenSSL to create a public/private key pair. OpenSSL is used for secure communication over the network. It works on the exchange of public keys and authentication by a private key.
Completion of 7.4.2 demonstrated the use of “openSSL” to make a “private key and public key pair.” Several instructions in the terminal program are executed as a result of this. Once the instructions are executed,   OpenSSL will encrypt the system traffic and “exchange private and public   keys.”

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:  Describe security and ris

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: 
Describe security and risks associated with a health care IT application.  
What are security standards and risks of not upholding the standards? 
Also reply to the responses below in 175 minimum as well.
Reply#1
 Ciara Robinson
Hello Class, 
The three major risk categories for MHealth apps are poor design, device vulnerabilities and user habits. When it comes to an app’s design, developers may not take the appropriate steps to ensure data security at all levels, including the device, the network and the data center. Cyber attacks: In the past few years, healthcare organizations have been increasingly under threat from external cyberattacks. Ransomware gangs are especially targeting healthcare groups, as well as criminals and disgruntled employees who take advantage of vulnerabilities in healthcare organizations’ digital networks. This is because it depends on the specific web application and its unique vulnerabilities. However, the most common application security threats according to the OWASP Top 10 are broken access control, cryptographic failures, and injection (including SQL injection and cross-site scripting. Here are some common information security threats and attacks: Malware: Malicious software designed to infiltrate, damage, or disrupt systems. Malware includes viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and spyware. It can steal sensitive information, cause system downtime, or provide unauthorized access to attackers. 
Ignoring security rules makes it easy for hackers to attack systems and data. By being non-compliant, companies leave themselves wide open to data breaches, hacks, and cyber attacks. Security standards also allows the sharing of knowledge and best practices by helping to ensure common understanding of conditions, terms, and definitions, which can prevent costly errors. These published materials consist of tools, policies, security concepts, security safeguards, guidelines, risk management approaches, actions, training, best practices, assurance and technologies. Some common consequences for noncompliance: Civil lawsuits and monetary damages. Fines and penalties imposed by government agencies. Criminal liability in cases of intentional or reckless violations.
Reply#2
 Kimberlee Martin
Good afternoon class,
Healthcare data security focuses on protecting the data, computers, and networks that healthcare providers and companies use. Data security in healthcare, in many ways revolves around HIPPA. There are couple of the most common risks factors associated with healthcare.
1.Use of outdated/legacy systems-outdated systems often have security vulnerabilities that can’t be patched
2. Email scams with malware-often have many employees, attackers send malware through email.
3. Internal employees, contractors, vendors, etc.- healthcare organizations often have a very diverse mix of people that work for them.
4.Unsecure of poor wireless network may healthcare organizations, such as hospitals and clinics may provide wireless access to patients and visitors.
5.Lack of strong password many organizations, employees may use weak passwords, such as these that they use for other accounts.
There are a few risks of not upholding security standards.
Data Breaches- Failure to adhere to security standards increases the risk of data breaches, leading to the unauthorized access, theft, or disclosure of sensitive information
Lawful consequences and the permissible indication of nonconformity cannot be taken lightly. Prohibited law can develop into dispute reported by patients or workers afflicted by belligerent 
Reputation Damage security incidents resulting from non-compliance can damage an organization reputation and erode customer trust and confidence.

Lab 02 | File and Memory Management Part 1: File Management in Linux OSLinks to

Lab 02 | File and Memory Management
Part 1: File Management in Linux OSLinks to an external site.
Part 2: Memory Management in Linux OSLinks to an external site.
Paste only screenshots and answers to the questions on one document
Convert it to PDF
Turn in ONE PDF with all of your screenshots and answers to Part 1 and 2.