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Protecting the Healthcare Database
1. PROTECTING THE HEALTHCARE DATABASE FROM SINGLE PROVIDERS TO THE HOSPITAL ENTERPRISE, KEEPING PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVATE AND SECURE
2. DATABASE THREATS Today's database vulnerabilities along with known security threats continue to challenge even the best organizations Emerging and developing threat or attack technologies will present new and serious risks to unprotected information Healthcare organizations must have a better way to protect themselves
3. DATABASE THREATS The healthcare database is becoming more vulnerable to attack Data storage continues to increase More people have greater access Hackers are more sophisticated Technology has advanced Malicious intent greater Opportunity exists for financial gain
4. DATABASE ACCESS Many different people and departments, both inside and outside the organization, have access to information stored in the healthcare database IT Staff Internal employees Vendors Insurance Companies Outside Physician offices and clinics Lab & Imaging Center personnel
5. DATABASE ACCESS Insider attacks will continue to grow as one of the key reasons for a database breach Immune to firewalls and other security systems Many employees have excessive privileges Organizations are lax with level of access rules Disgruntled employees Insider searches for data on celebrities or public figures Unintentional insider mistakes Phishing response by legitimate users
6. PREVENTING A DATABASE BREACH All organizations need to: Reassess existing security practices and policies Develop a comprehensive strategy Assess the overall IT environment Evaluate possible situations and scenarios of unauthorized access Implement a professional grade encryption solution for data-at-rest
8. APPLIANCE-BASED ENCRYPTION Hardware or Appliance-based encryption, a superior data-at-rest security solution foreliminating insider threat Technology works with Database, Web or Application Servers Offloads high speed encryption processing from database for improved system performance Non-proprietary, can be used with any OS Scalable to almost any size organization Ideal for Hosted or Cloud Applications Unlike software solutions, encryption keys are not stored with encrypted data
9. JANA SERIES TECHNOLOGY Award winning appliance-based encryption technology Scalable to any size healthcare provider Manufactured by Dark Matter Labs in the USA Complies with State and Federal security and privacy rules (HIPAA, PCI) Appliance-based for superior performance and security Interfaces with database, web, application or customized servers
10. JANA SERIES TECHNOLOGY JANA appliances are award winning encryption solutions that completely offload intense cryptographic processing from overworked servers 3 Devices designed for small to enterprise-wide applications Employs government certified algorithms Completely independent of database, operating system, and application Units differentiate based on processing power, speed, number of Ethernet ports and high availability capability
16. DARK MATTER LABS Designs and manufacturers superior quality encryption devices to protect data-at-rest Features industry leading key management, scalability, compliance and flexibility Has unbeatable performance and security Uses revolutionary encryption technology that is easy to install, simple to use, and does not require licensing fees Protects the security of data in any organization
17. PROTECTING THE HEALTHCARE DATABASE All healthcare providers who access and store protected health information are responsible for preventing a security breach. Types of facilities that have databases that could be open to unauthorized access: Hospitals Physician Offices Pharmacies Clinics Labs Psychiatry Offices Imaging Centers / X-ray Dentists Protect your database with appliance-based technology for state-of-the-art security
