People often seek tools and technology services to help protect security and privacy of information, but when evaluating such technical tools, it can be equally important to consider the source of the tool to determine whether…
Joseph Conn of Modern Healthcare called attention in a blog post yesterday to the almost complete absence of civil penalties imposed against violators of the HIPAA Security and Privacy rules, pointing out that without some credible…
In a typically insightful blog post last weekend, Margalit Gur-Arie considers issues of trust in electronic health records and other health information technology through a comparison with the banking system, financial institutions, and the use of…
One of the consistent challenges with researching and writing about trust is separating the sociological and economic and organizational meanings of the word trust from the everyday uses of the term, whether in business or social…
A lawsuit filed last month by the Rhode Island chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) against the state Department of Health charges that the rules the state issued regarding its planned health information exchange…
It’s not without some irony that some of the most stringent early objections to the administration’s recently released draft National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) focus on the extent to which the government itself…
A closer look at the structure of the administration’s newly released National Strategy for Trusted Identities inCyberspace (NSTIC) makes clear that while the “identity ecosystem” envisioned in the Strategy offers anticipated benefits for both individual citizens…
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