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Three Reasons to Cloud Connect Your File Server
Half of your employees love the file server, since it is fast, easy, and centralizes all work files in a single location on the network at the main office. The other half of your of employees likely hate the file server, since they must login with their VPN to sync up with the server when…
A Few Tips on Avoiding HIPAA Data Breaches
Here are a few things you can do to avoid a data breach: Encrypt data at rest (on pc’s, usb drives, servers, etc.) If an encrypted device is lost or stolen you do not have to report it as a data breach. Simply password protecting is not enough and the average password on a pc can…
Maintaining HIPAA compliance with AXIS CloudSync, the Dropbox Alternatives
Dropbox Alternatives Keeping patient records secure and private is the concern of every hospital and health care provider, but they are often overwhelmed with years and years of patient information and the lack of adequate storage space. Destroying these health records in order to make room for more storage is often not an option because…
5 Ways AXIS Cloud Sync Maximizes Employee Mobile Devices
Virtually every employee today has a smart phone. Many also have tablets, such as iPads and Android devices. Most businesses are underutilizing these devices, because they belong to the employee in most cases. They are BYOD, “bring your own device,” as they say. This is a mistake. Your hyper connected employees will be glued to…
Seven Security Risks from Consumer-Grade File Sync Services
Consumer-grade file sync solutions (referred to as CGFS solutions) pose many challenges to businesses that care about control and visibility over company data. Below are seven of the biggest risks that these solutions pose in a business environment. 1. Data theft Most of the problems with CGFS solutions emanate from a lack of oversight. Business…
How Can AXIS Help Your HIPAA Encryption Requirements?
Technical Safeguards is the area where AXIS helps your organization’s HIPAA encryption requirements and become/stay compliant with the various HIPAA laws as mentioned below: ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION (A) – § 164.312(a)(2)(iv) Where this implementation specification is a reasonable and appropriate safeguard for a covered entity, the covered entity must: “Implement a mechanism to encrypt and…
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