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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2010

Terrell Herzig: Intrusion Detection and More

from Healthcare Information Security Podcast · host HealthcareInfoSecurity.com

UAB Health System in Birmingham, Ala., is tackling a long list of information security projects, including updating intrusion detection and prevention systems. In an interview, Terrell Herzig, HIPAA security officer, outlines priority projects, including: Expanding the use of encryption; Conducting vulnerability assessments; and Participating in a national effort to securely share information on cancer patients. Herzig, who serves as the equivalent of a chief information security officer, heads a team of three security specialists at the delivery system, which includes a 1,000-bed hospital and numerous outpatient facilities throughout the state. He is one of the authors of a new book, "Information Security in Healthcare: Managing Risk," published by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society.

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