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This is, supposedly, one of the top 4 global tech companies. Not some regional med-tech enterprise shop with a fleet of ageing WindowsNT servers. It is literal
by kitsune_ 8y ago
This is, supposedly, one of the top 4 global tech companies. Not some regional med-tech enterprise shop with a fleet of ageing WindowsNT servers. It is literally inexcusable.
- lojack 8y agoIt happens at fortune 5 medical companies. When you sign up to Facebook you know you’re signing up to Facebook. When you go to the doctors office you are probably completely unaware that your PHI is being shared with a couple dozen other companies often intentionally and sometimes unintentionally. If you are a human in the United States there is a high probability your PHI is sitting in a log file on a server owned by some company you’ve never even heard of. Fwiw none of this is necessarily a breach of hipaa laws.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoWait till you get into companies that allow doctors to have other doctors review your charts... your data gets silently shipped to a third party company who shares it with doctors... and in most cases you don't even get told it happens.