1 National Audioconference Sponsored by the HIPAA Summit June 6, 2002 Chris Apgar, CISSP Data Security & HIPAA Compliance Officer Providence Health Plan.

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1 National Audioconference Sponsored by the HIPAA Summit June 6, 2002 Chris Apgar, CISSP Data Security & HIPAA Compliance Officer Providence Health Plan Compliance With HIPAA Privacy Rule Before Security & Enforcement Rules are Final: Challenges in Practice

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP2 Presentation Overview HIPAA & Data Security Challenges & Deadlines Opportunities & Tactics Resources Contact Information

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP3 Data Security 4Risk Assessment 4Policy & procedure development 4Training & awareness 4Contingency Plan 4Information access control (“need to know”) 4Audit & certification 4Documentation 4Record access (release management & file access) 4Personnel security & authentication 4Chain of Trust/Business Associate Agreement 4Security & privacy management 4Security incident response 4Physical security Impact Overview

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP4 Data Security Rule likely not final no earlier than 3Q 2002 Privacy Rule requires data security but regulatory definition not finalized In some cases court decisions have established draft rule as de facto standard

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP5 Final privacy rule without security rule creates confusion and hampers compliance Coordination between plans, providers, business associates and regulators complicated Lack of industry scalable standards Lack of internal documentation & process Limited resources & time (Privacy Rule does require security) Challenges & Deadlines

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP6 Need to require security assurances from business associates but lack final standard “Just another IS project/regulatory requirement” No final rule increases the challenge of dedicating the resources Vendor reliance's – how do they spell security? Legal hindrances, contract changes & new litigation – courts & attorneys won’t go away Challenges & Deadlines

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP7 Medicaid & Medicare: What standards will be applied? No published enforcement guidelines Political turf battles (federal/state/local) – the war to define security mandates Security certification not standard in healthcare & accreditation bodies want to get into the act Challenges & Deadlines

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP8 Privacy official & data security officer – grant authority and establish strong communication channels Complete risk assessment & gap analysis – point out costs of litigation and security failure Clearly and reasonably define what is needed when Senior management support required Apply appropriate project management methodology Opportunities & Tactics

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP9 The better the documentation, the better the protection only if followed & current Standardize, simplify and enforce – cultural change required! Minimize exceptions to defined processes and boilerplate forms Opportunities & Tactics

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP10 Education & training required Good security more process & culture than technology Review technical solutions & fit to organizational need Document protected health information storage, transmission, etc. process – how strong are your walls? Opportunities & Tactics

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP11 Develop contingency plan - what happens if the attorneys arrive or something goes wrong? Strengthen internal & external partnerships – participate in developing standards Keep current Remain flexible Opportunities & Tactics

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP12 Join industry/government HIPAA task force (local WEDI SNIP) Partner with state Medicaid agency If business associate, collaborate with other “business associates” Surf the web and network with colleagues & competitors Above all maintain a sense of humor! Opportunities & Tactics

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP13 Resources HHS HIPAA Web Site: National Institute of Health (regulatory information): HealthExec Online (HIPAA): SANS Institute:

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP14 Resources Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange: CPRI-Host Resource Center: host.orghttp:// host.org HIPAA Assessment: icahipaa_earlyview_tool.htm icahipaa_earlyview_tool.htm Thomas Legislative Guide:

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP15 Resources American Association of Health Plans: American Medical Association: American Hospital Association: American Health information Management Association: American Health Quality Association:

June 6, 2002Presenter - Chris Apgar, CISSP16 Question & Answer Chris Apgar, CISSP Data Security & HIPAA Compliance Officer Providence Health Plan (503) (voice) (503) (fax)