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Best Practices for a Healthcare Data Breach: What You Don't Know Will Cost You

Experian • January 27, 2012  
Best Practices for a Healthcare Data Breach: What You Don't Know Will Cost You Experian recognizes that the healthcare industry is under intense scrutiny when it comes to data security. In the event of a healthcare information data breach, you should be prepared to address the needs of your business as well as those of your clients, employees and customers. Learn about:

  • Laws and regulations governing companies that collect and use healthcare and medical information
  • Steps to take during the first 72 hours of a breach incident
  • The framework of a successful incident response plan

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