The DEA Final Rule: Achieving or Maintaining Compliance While Expecting Change
With the fight against prescription drug abuse remaining a priority in the United States; DEA’s Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS) regulations governing e-prescribing of controlled substances play a key
Health IT Data Accessibility Best Practices to Avoid Information Blocking Scrutiny
In this blog post, John Valutkevich discusses the increased requirements and enforcement of data access capabilities as well as information blocking prevention best practices to meet compliance standards of (g)(10) standardized API and the (b)(10) bulk export capability.
The Top 5 Common DEA EPCS Compliance Mistakes Health IT Companies Make
Healthcare is a highly regulated industry, and ensuring compliance with regulations and laws is essential for any Health IT company. One of the most critical areas of compliance is the
Using Penetration Testing for Better Healthcare Security
AUTHOR: Samuel Hinson, Drummond Leader for Cybersecurity Services How Penetration Testing Can Reduce the Risk and Cost of Healthcare Data Breaches Every healthcare organization has unique technical environments, operational challenges,
How 3rd Party Specialists Help Health IT Teams Meet Compliance Requirements
AUTHOR: Bob Bryan, Sr. Director Advisory Services Having too many compliance professionals on payroll is not a common problem for Health IT companies these days. It seems the opposite is
Moving from (g)(10) To (b)(10): We’ve Been This Way Before.
AUTHOR: Bob Bryan, Sr. Director Advisory Services At the end of 2022, it was all-hands-on-deck for (g)(10) compliance and certification. Many developers are hoping for a lighter lift to meet
PCI DSS 4.0 What You Need To Know
Speak with a Drummond representatives about the changes resulting from the updated PCI DSS v4.0 requirements. Video and Timeline.
Cybersecurity: 10 Reasons to Conduct Penetration Testing
AUTHOR: Samuel Hinson, Drummond Leader for Cybersecurity Services Did you know some organizations were at higher risk of being targeted by hackers during the COVID-19 pandemic? There isn’t much that