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Perry Research, Inc., today announced its HIPAA Security Q & A Forum, a free online support service for the healthcare industry.Tampa, FL (PRWEB) FOR RELEASE August 7, 2003 — Perry Research, Inc., a leading provider of information security consulting services, announced today its HIPAA Security Q & A Service, a free online technical support forum for organizations seeking compliance with HIPAA privacy and security guidelines. By submitting a question to http://www.PerryResearch.com/phorum/, healthcare organizations and service providers can have their HIPAA privacy and security questions answered free of charge by qualified information security professionals, in a private posting format if the provider wishes to remain anonymous. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has forever changed the way healthcare organizations handle and disseminate information. With one deadline gone, and the October 16, 2003 compliance date for electronic transactions and code sets only months away, healthcare institutions simply cannot afford to lag behind on compliance issues, especially those relating to information security practice and procedure. "The minimum requirement stipulated by HIPAA is role based access control, which separates access to medical information on a layer by layer, per individual access basis. With most healthcare organizations still stuck in the mainframe era, attaining compliance in the security realm is a difficult, if not impossible task for healthcare providers without the right security team creating their access control architecture," said Gregory Perry, president and chief executive of Perry Research. "Our online Security Q & A Forum will provide these organizations with a sounding board for their questions, no matter how technical their problem may be. All questions and answers are archived online, so that other providers may browse the list and contribute to our public knowledge base if they so choose."
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