BYOD leads to data breaches in the workplace

[packets]

FWIW...

While technology undoubtedly has made accessing medical information much easier and faster, it also has also provided an increased potential for medical data breaches especially as health personnel begin to use unsecure mobile devices for personal and work use. With an increase in health care employees using their own tablets and smartphones in the workplace, many healthcare companies are considering adopting a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy. However, many companies have failed to implement mobile data breach protection, breaking the HIPAA Security Rule which requires healthcare companies to perform a risk analysis of the processes by which they protect the confidentiality of electronic patient health information maintained by their organization.

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[kdna]

One word: BlackBerry 10. Launching January 30, 2013. 140-2 Security Certified. BES 10 BYOD management. Security perimeter with BlackBerry Balance - separate on device threads, one for personal, the other for work. It's the only device on the market that's actually HIPAA compliant.

Android = Malware haven, security nightmare.
iOs = jailbroken after every OS release. For kids mostly.

BB10 FIPS Certification
http://bizblog.blackberry.com/2012/11/b ... ification/

Demo BlackBerry 10 Experience - (Jump to time marker 4:36 for BlackBerry Balance demo)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg2xZed84Jg

Keyboard


BlackBerry Hub (Secure and Real-Time Communication at your fingertips)


Timeshift Camera - Capturing the Right Moments [video]
I think this would be great for dentists. Taking patient smile photos, etc.

http://youtu.be/hF2cLwPHaNY

There's a lot more. Dentists I have talked to are quite excited to get their hands on this device.
I am getting this for sure.



BlackBerry 10 - hacker's worst nightmare.