AHIMA August 28, 2019
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The best way to defend against a cybersecurity attack is to develop a robust, tested cybersecurity plan. AHIMA has released updated guidelines for providers looking to implement cybersecurity prevention measures.

The guidelines document, titled “AHIMA Guidelines: The Cybersecurity Plan,” outlines 17 steps to a complete cybersecurity plan, including:

  1. Conduct a risk analysis of all applications and systems
  2. Recognize record retention as a cybersecurity issue
  3. Patch vulnerable systems
  4. Deploy advanced security endpoint solutions that provide more effective protections than standard antivirus tool
  5. Encrypt workstations (high-risk) and laptops, smartphones and tablets, portable media and backup tapes (if tapes are being used)
  6. Improve identity and...

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