Security

Update on December 23, 2021 We continue to observe no indicators of compromise in our environment from Log4j. We had previously deployed and continue to enhance countermeasures to provide layers of protection and increased situational awareness through regular monitoring and blocking of suspicious activity.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, also known as HIPAA affects the way healthcare professionals treat patient information. One’s medical records simply cannot be transmitted via email, which is an overly vulnerable means of communication, as data from emails can very easily be breached

Online security is a growing dilemma that needs to be discussed, especially when businesses are using internet-based communications to send across confidential documents, messages, or files. People tend to believe that their electronic devices are protected against viruses.

Fax still plays a key role when it comes to sending and receiving patients’ sensitive data and most of the healthcare providers and healthcare-related enterprises and companies still prefer using a HIPAA fax solution over other tools and services for transmitting medical documents.

Since the revolution of the internet, many traditional technologies have been replaced with digital fixtures. But the fax technology is widely used in big and small corporations. What is the mystery behind this old technology, and what has made it so resilient?

Great news to our healthcare industry customers, from doctors and pharmacists to insurance agents, patients and more. Our top-rated online faxing solution just received an important security update and it is now a HIPAA compliant fax service.

Is internet faxing secure and safe enough to send important, sensitive and confidential documents over fax using an online fax provider? The short answer is YES. Most cloud-based faxing providers take the security seriously and as a user