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Computer Use Compliance

Published by Pineapple Academy

This video focuses on HIPAA laws and data protection principles in a healthcare context, but the concepts can be applied to other industries such as finance, retail, and government.

Objectives

Understand HIPAA laws and their application in various industries; Apply data protection principles to ensure confidentiality of customer or citizen information

Roles

Store staff; Culinary staff; Hospital staff; Administrative staff; Network administrators; Call center representatives; Data analysts

Departments

IT Security; Foodservice; Customer Service; Safety and Security

Industries

Finance and Banking; Government and Public Sector; Primary healthcare industry; Retail and E-commerce

Tags

data-protection; hipaa-compliance; it-security

Topics

IT security best practices; HIPAA laws; Data protection principles

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