Cybersecurity in Healthcare: A National Study of HIPAA Implementation

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Cited in the reference materials for the HealthCare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP) certification by ISC2 this is a national study of the state of cybersecurity in US healthcare. This work guides information governance in US healthcare and covers current scholarly literature on people leadership for the purposes of HIPAA compliance. The work also identifies significant deficiencies within NIST 800-66 for healthcare and provides solutions. The book contains ideas from the author's 30+ years of experience managing IT which includes 12 years in CIO roles in healthcare and biotechnology. The monograph is written for academics, students and business executives in plain business language with easy to understand charts and tables. All software tools used for the research were free and open source. Doctoral students and researchers should find the book helpful in providing guidance on the numerous methodological decisions an academic researcher has to make while conducting scholarly research.

The author is a globally recognized practitioner scholar and keynote speaker.

Written in plain language for academics, policy makers, and business professionals. Doctoral students will be able to benefit from the strong methodological approach used with every research decision explained and cited (for example when do we know that we have enough survey respondents?). Information security practitioners in any field will be able to use the work to fine tune their information technology governance strategy. Use the work to explain and justify your strategy to business executives in your organization. For a quick review, read Chapter One, Four and Five. Chapter Two is particularly helpful to anyone who needs to understand HIPAA, its associated rules and guidance and the current scholarly literature on the topic.