Cloud Hipaa Compliance

In theory, cloud computing seems simple, and cloud deployment and licensing are the most attractive assets. But when it does, things are coming. You will find that it is not so easy to comply with the cloud, there are many problems to think about. Cloud rules are ubiquitous, large to government regulations, such as Oxley, EU data protection laws, and small to industry regulations, such as the payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the American Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). You may have achieved internal control, but in the public cloud infrastructure platform or based on ...

Conceptually, cloud computing seems common. In fact, the simplicity of operational deployment and licensing is the most tempting capital of the cloud. 　　But the problem is that after delving into it, you find it's not easy to follow the cloud, and there are a lot of questions to think about. To government regulations such as the Sarbanes Act (SOX) and the EU Data Protection Act, small to industry regulations such as the payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the American Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIP ...).

Compliance-compliance with U.S. FISMA, HIPAA and OX and 250.html "> EU http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13681.html" > Data protection directives (Data homeowner Directive), as well as PCI DSS in the card industry, are the rules that cloud computing is required to comply with, so cloud service providers have to resort to community or mixed ...

New technologies, ranging from electronic medical records to medical devices to mobile and WEB applications, have helped doctors improve patients ' health and cure their lives. Doctors use these techniques to collect much more information than before, and to learn about the health of patients through the data collected. These technologies and the data they contain are constantly connected and interacting, sending health messages through increasingly complex systems that are also increasing in risk and vulnerabilities. Doctors are no longer the only authorized persons for these intimate health messages. Today, there are others, such as those who manage the data store, to access these ...

Conceptually, cloud computing seems common. In fact, the simplicity of operational deployment and licensing is the most tempting capital of the cloud. 　　But the problem is that after delving into it, you find it's not easy to follow the cloud, and there are a lot of questions to think about. To government regulations such as the Sarbanes Act (SOX) and the EU Data Protection Act, small to industry regulations such as the payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the American Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), cloud ...

Companies are surrounded by worrisome and growing compliance requirements, from Sox bills, PCI DSS standards to HIPAA Bill/hitech Act (tiyatien information Marvell for economic and clinical Tiyatien And the red flags rules of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). At the same time, with the number of available cloud service providers growing, companies have many options, of course, about cloud computing ...

Introduction Cloud application developers and DevOps have successfully developed tens of thousands of applications for IaaS (Amazon AWS, Rackspace, etc.) and PAAs (Azure, Google App Engine, Cloud Foundry, etc.) platforms. These platforms provide basic security mechanisms such as authentication, Dos attack defense, firewall policy Management, logging, basic user and account management, but security concerns remain the primary obstacle to enterprise cloud implementations. Security concerns for the cloud, deploying from a secure configuration ...

Community clouds can be viewed as part of a public cloud, dedicated to specific vertical industries, such as government, healthcare, or finance, to provide a range of services, including infrastructure as a service (PAAs), software as a service (SaaS), or platform as a service (PAAs). The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) defines the community cloud as "a set of infrastructures shared by several organizations that support specific communities concerned with the same issues." "For example, the community cloud for the healthcare industry may be dedicated to meeting specific security and regulatory requirements to fit the health ...

Today's economic pressures are growing, big and small, and companies are looking to cloud computing to help ease the pressure. The popular language can be seen everywhere: cloud computing can reduce costs, accelerate implementation, and expand rapidly. But this popular phrase is often irrelevant, at least when the manufacturer sells the product. "It sounds more like a marketing term than an accurate description of the rack," says Ross Mason, co-founder and chief technology officer of Mulesource, an open-source SOA provider.

This article describes the challenges of automating effective application security policies, illustrates the benefits of model-driven security methods for security policy automation, and then shows how to automate cloud application security policies. Security is an essential element of using cloud technology, and lack of security often hinders the adoption of cloud technology. However, as security policy and compliance complexity, it complexity, and it agility increase, the task of translating security policies into security implementations becomes more time-consuming, repetitive, expensive, and error-prone, and can easily increase the security workload of end-user organizations. Automation can help ...