Unencrypted mobile devices lead to $3 million HIPAA settlement
One lost flash drive and one stolen laptop are costing one hospital system $3 million because both mobile devices were not encrypted.
November 7, 2019
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One lost flash drive and one stolen laptop are costing one hospital system $3 million because both mobile devices were not encrypted.
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