DataMotion SDX: Secure Data Exchange Services Platform

This short 5 minute video shows how to send a form securing using DataMotion. DataMotion secure online forms are powerful tool your customers and partners can use to conveniently submit sensitive data from their desktop and integrating automatically into your back end systems. With DataMotion secure forms you can deliver electronic forms securely and directly to a customer’s email inbox, bypassing portal logins and expanding the reach of your business.

Financial services customers want to interact with you securely, in multiple ways - whether through a mobile or enterprise app or on your customer portal. This short video briefly describes how to integrate secure message features and bring everything together for your customer.

How do you accelerate the move to efficient digital workflows containing ePHI and maintain compliance? In this informative webinar we'll discuss enabling healthcare delivery transformation when it requires sharing information. Topics covered include:

- Digital transformation of legacy workflows across care settings
- Communicating with patients, providing access and control
- Maintaining security, privacy and regulatory compliance

Between Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the FBI we’ve all been hearing the term “encryption” thrown around a lot. But what do you really know about encryption? And as a business, what do you need to know? How does it work, and what are your options?
In this 60 minute session, Andy Nieto, IT Strategist for DataMotion, provides a clear, simple overview of encryption, and will include plenty of time for questions, Topics include:

The who, what, where, why, when, and how’s of encryption
The difference between proprietary and open source encryption
Encrypting data at rest
Encrypting data in motion
Key management
Mobile devices and encryption

This short five minute video reviews what population health management is, why it is needed, the HIPAA implications and how to deal with these workflows efficiently and securely.

Learn some practical steps for implementing encryption to reduce your organization’s HIPAA compliance risk.

In this webinar renowned security and privacy expert, Chris Apgar, CISSP, discusses options for protecting PHI data at rest, what steps to take and how to implement them. Andy Nieto, Health IT Strategist, will cover the role encryption and secure messaging can play in protecting PHI data in motion. Together, they’ll offer best practices you can follow to lower your risk, including:
•How to get started – assessing your risk
•What your options are – how to protect PHI
•What’s the budget – dispelling the cost myth
•Using encryption appropriately – balancing the need to encrypt
with getting work done
•Maintaining ease of use and efficient workflow
•Mobile devices and encryption

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A fun healthcare twist on a holiday tale reading. For anyone who has received health care from multiple providers, and all those working in the healthcare or technology industries. Happy holidays!

In this webinar, security and privacy expert Chris Apgar will delve into the recent guidance issued by OCR (Office of Civil Rights) on patients’ right to access their health information, parsing out what you need to know to not only meet HIPAA requirements, but also engage and serve the patient.
The HIPAA Privacy Rule requires health care providers and plans to give individuals the ability to view and receive copies of their medical and health records as well as make their medical record available to third parties. But what does this mean for providers? During the webinar, Apgar will brief you on:
•Scope of Information included / excluded
•Timeliness, fees and costs
•Form, format and manner of access
•Right to request providers send medical records to a third party
•Denial of access
•Steps to take now

Who should attend:CIO, CISO, Data Security and Compliance Officers and Staff

In this webinar, security and privacy expert Chris Apgar will review highlights from a recently published Health Care Industry Cybersecurity (HCIC) Task Force report, including findings and recommendations for the industry and some practical implications for implementing these recommendations. The HCIC Task Force was formed by the 2015 Cybersecurity Act passed by Congress and charged with addressing challenges the health care industry faces in securing and protecting against cybersecurity threats. In June of 2017 the Task Force released a comprehensive 96-page report called “Improving Cybersecurity in the Health Care Industry”. During the webinar, Apgar will net out pertinent and actionable report content including:
•State of Cybersecurity in the Health Care Industry
•Risks across the Health Care Industry
•Imperatives, recommendations and action needed

This short video discusses why health data is a target for hacking and breaches, as well as how the DataMotion Platform can help protect health data.

Learn about secure data exchange services, why they are needed, examples of customer use cases and data flows, and the underlying DataMotion SDX Services Platform architecture.

Does the native message encryption meet your compliance and ease-of-use needs? This short 60 second video reviews how DataMotion SecureMail works with Office 365 to enhance its encryption capabilities.

This short video describes what population health management means, how it works and the role of secure messaging in effective population health management.

This very short video clip discusses why you should use DataMotion encryption with cloud email services.

In this short video, Bob Janacek discusses how hacking has evolved, and has become much more sophisticated, going after data previously thought to be relatively safe - and how encryption is imperative to its protection.

This short case study video gives an overview of how a large payer seamlessly connected their mobile messaging app to their Salesforce Service Cloud, automating customer support inquiries in a secure, HIPAA compliant manner.

Email is the most frequently implemented application in Office 365, and whether you use a cloud or hybrid solution, email needs to be thoroughly secured. A failure to properly encrypt email can lead to loss of intellectual property, breaches of sensitive customer and employee information, and violations of data breach and privacy laws.

Join Michael Osterman of Osterman Research and DataMotion for a
55-minute webinar that reviews the Office 365 environment, the reasons for securing email, and addresses best practices for implementing and using email encryption.

This webinar will address a number of important questions:

• Why worry about encryption in Office 365?
• Why should you encrypt email?
• What are the best practices for securing email in Office 365?
• Is the native Office 365 email encryption your best option for
securing email?

Whether you are just beginning your plans to move to Office 365, or you’re already fully implemented, you need to make sure that your organization is moving data as securely as possible.

Business data exists in three different states: at rest, in use and in motion. This short video reviews best practices for protecting sensitive data in each of these different states.

When it comes to email encryption, the recipient and user experiences are often discussed. But what about the administrator of the system? This short video reviews the administrator experience in implementing and maintaining email encryption from DataMotion.