Health Industry Cybersecurity – Coordinated Privacy Security Partnerships (HIC-CPSP)

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• Mike DeGraff; Nick Heesters; Karen Habercross; Jessica Kosteva

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This document discusses the importance of understanding the connections and differences between enterprise privacy and security disciplines. It highlights the challenges and risks that can arise when there are gaps or misalignments between privacy and security functions and priorities. Additionally, it explores the pros and cons of coordinating or integrating these functions within an organization. Finally, it provides recommendations on frameworks, practices, and measures that can help improve the coordination and integration of privacy and security compliance efforts.

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Focus Area: Infrastructure Failure

Audience: Emergency Managers

Emergency Management Stage: Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Keywords: Hospital Information Systems; Hospitals; Interprofessional Relations; Risk Management; Security Measures; Organizational Policy; Privacy; Computer Security; Health Information Management

Institutions: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS); The Joint Comission; Health Sector Coordinating Council; Johns Hopkins University

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