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The HIPAA Vault Story
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

The HIPAA Vault Story

Doug: Hello and welcome to the MSP Voice Webinar series. Today I’m pleased to be joined by Gil Vidals, from HIPAA Vault, and he’ll be talking about their HIPAA compliant cloud. So Gil, why don’t you go ahead and take it away. Gil: Alright Doug, thanks for inviting me. I’m looking forward to talking about... Continue reading
HIPAA and HIPPOCRATES
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

HIPAA and HIPPOCRATES

The Department of Justice recently charged a physician for violating HIPAA Rules, after he permitted a sales representative from a major pharmaceuticals company to access the confidential health information of his patients – without their consent. The motive, as usual, was greed. If particular patients could be targeted for the drug, the pharmaceutical company, as well as... Continue reading
When an employee saw an “urgent” email from her boss
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog

When an employee saw an “urgent” email from her boss

When marketing professional Kari Hornfeldt saw an “urgent” email from her boss, requesting that she purchase $1,000 worth of Google Play gift cards to give to company clients, she wasted no time. “In hindsight, I should have been like, ‘This is weird,’ but your boss asks you to do something and you do it,” Hornfeldt... Continue reading
Reduce Stress at Work and Improve Performance
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, Resources

Reduce Stress at Work and Improve Performance

Studies show that as little as 10 minutes of exercise during your workday can help you de-stress, re-focus, and even boost your brainpower. It might be a vigorous lunchtime walk – or even a quick game of ping-pong (like we do at HIPAA Vault). Whatever it may be, physical activity helps to reduce stress, releases... Continue reading
What’s all the Hype about Kubernetes?
By Gil Vidals, , HIPAA Blog, Resources

What’s all the Hype about Kubernetes?

What is Kubernetes, or K8s? Kubernetes, or “K8s” as it’s popularly known, comes from a Greek word meaning “pilot,” or “helmsman.” Based on the original, internal Google code used to run their search ads and apps (and geekily named after the Star Trek: Voyager Borg drone known as ‘Seven of Nine’), it purports to warp... Continue reading