The Confusing Overlap: HIPAA, 405(d), and the HHS Cybersecurity Strategy

Hospitals face a complex web of rules today. HIPAA, the 405(d) Program, Health Industry Cybersecurity Practices (HICP), and the broader HHS Cybersecurity Strategy all aim to keep patient data safe. However, the heavy overlap between them causes real confusion. What is mandatory? What is voluntary? What do auditors actually expect to see during an investigation?

This session cuts through the noise. We will clarify how these frameworks connect to build a strong, unified defense. You will learn to spot overlooked gaps in areas like identity management and endpoint protection. We will also help you align your controls and prove your "recognized security practices" to regulators like the OCR.

• Understand the core differences and overlaps between HIPAA, 405(d), HICP, and the HHS Strategy.
• Learn how federal bodies like the OCR evaluate your organizational maturity and security practices.
• Identify common gaps in your current security program across email security, identity management, and incident response.
• Discover how to integrate overlapping standards into a single, cohesive cybersecurity approach.
• Master practical strategies to simplify your policy documentation for audits and investigations.
• Gain a proven model to reduce risk while meeting both operational and compliance goals.

The regulatory landscape shifts faster than ever. Failing to understand how these federal frameworks interact can leave your hospital exposed to cyber threats and hefty compliance fines. By attending this session, you gain a clear roadmap to untangle these complex rules. You will be equipped with the knowledge to build a unified security program that protects your patients and satisfies auditors. Ensure your organization can demonstrate true due diligence and readiness.

Register now to secure your spot!

• Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs)
• Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
• Chief Compliance Officers and Directors
• Healthcare Risk Managers
• IT Security Directors and Managers
• Privacy Officers