Securing Telehealth in a Vulnerable World
Telehealth is no longer a temporary response to a crisis or an experimental care option. In 2026, secure telehealth is a permanent, expected component of healthcare delivery—supporting primary care, behavioral health, follow-ups, and specialty consults across the industry. What has changed since the early days of telemedicine is not adoption, but exposure. Healthcare organizations now... Continue reading
FERPA vs HIPAA: Which Privacy Law Applies to Student Medical Records?
Organizations that handle student health information often default to HIPAA — but in education environments, that assumption is frequently wrong. Understanding FERPA vs HIPAA is critical for schools, universities, healthcare partners, and vendors because misclassifying which law applies can lead to improper disclosures, failed audits, and incorrect responses to breaches or record requests. This guide... Continue reading
How HIPAA Audit Logs Provide the Critical Evidence After a Breach
Healthcare organizations rarely fail HIPAA audits simply because a breach occurred. More often, they fail because they cannot prove what happened. HIPAA audit logs are the primary mechanism regulators, investigators, and security teams rely on to determine whether electronic protected health information (ePHI) was accessed appropriately. When questions arise about who accessed data, when access... Continue reading
HIPAA Compliant Payment Processing: What Healthcare Clinics Must Know
HIPAA compliant payment processing is not about how money moves. It’s about how patient-linked payment data is created, stored, transmitted, and accessed across your systems. If your clinic, hospital, or healthcare platform accepts online, in-office, mobile, or kiosk payments and you are not completely certain where protected health information (PHI) appears in that workflow, now... Continue reading
