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Not all SRA’s are equal. They must cover Administrative, Physical and Technical controls. They must be comprehensive enough to stand OCR Audit scrutiny. It helps if they are conducted by certified information security experts with over 10 years of HIPAA SRA experience.
HIPAA Security Risk Analysis
A HIPAA security risk analysis (SRA) is the best way to understand your organization’s risk of ePHI loss or unintentional disclosure. A HIPAA SRA is a comprehensive process of analyzing controls to ensure they are sufficient to ward off threats that exist in the world today. DueNorth's risk assessment process is effecient and results are easy to communicate with board members, staff, and auditors. DueNorth helps with remediation efforts and can provide updated reports after risks are mitigated.
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Certified Experts
All Assessments are conducted by DueNorth Security staff members who hold at least one of the following certifications:
How can a security risk assessment improve our bottom line ?
How long does a risk assessment take?
The basic assessment can be completed in 2 weeks while a security program assessment can take up to 8 weeks.
What are the end deliverables?
All assessments include: Risk Score, Risk Action Plan, Full Security Risk Assessment Report, Executive Summary with recommendations and all supporting documents and findings. DueNorth can also help with your remediation efforts.
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