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# Define a security plan by keeping HIPAA in mind

# Build top down risk analysis to probable threat scenarios

# Create effective policies that regulate the use of smart devices like implementing strong BYOD policies

# Do not accept patient information over the Web or by unsecured e-mail it may contain viruses or malware

# Keep sensitive data only accessible to those who absolutely need it

# Train staff to adhere workstation as well as data security measures such as identifying any malicious software

# Protects endpoints by freezing desired configuration and removing any unwanted changes or malicious software by solution like Deep Freeze

# Use secure e-mail services to protect your email from hacking, phishing, spoofing

# Keep the anti-virus firewalls and encryptionupdated time by time

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