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The tool, created by the HHS Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information technology and the Office for Civil Rights, is designed for practices with up to 10 providers, along with their business associates, to understand their security posture and prevent data breaches.

Using the tool, providers and business associates can conduct an enterprisewide risk analysis covering the confidentiality, integrity and availability of electronic health information across all lines of business, in all facilities and in all locations, according to the agencies.

Also See:<\/b> Lack of security risk assessment could trim Medicare payments<\/a>

Features in the tool include an enhanced user interface, custom assessment logic (intelligence added by the user and added into the design), a progress tracker, improved threats and vulnerability ratings and business associate and asset tracking.

The tool also has question branching logic that changes what question a respondent sees next based on how they answered the current question.

The User Guide also has been updated to better help organizations get started. Information entered into the Security Risk Assessment tool is stored on the users\u2019 computer or tablet, and HHS does not receive, collect, view, store or transmit any information entered in the tool. More information is available here<\/a>.
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The tool, created by the HHS Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information technology and the Office for Civil Rights, is designed for practices with up to 10 providers, along with their business associates, to understand their security posture and prevent data breaches.

Using the tool, providers and business associates can conduct an enterprisewide risk analysis covering the confidentiality, integrity and availability of electronic health information across all lines of business, in all facilities and in all locations, according to the agencies.

Also See:<\/b> Lack of security risk assessment could trim Medicare payments<\/a>

Features in the tool include an enhanced user interface, custom assessment logic (intelligence added by the user and added into the design), a progress tracker, improved threats and vulnerability ratings and business associate and asset tracking.

The tool also has question branching logic that changes what question a respondent sees next based on how they answered the current question.

The User Guide also has been updated to better help organizations get started. Information entered into the Security Risk Assessment tool is stored on the users\u2019 computer or tablet, and HHS does not receive, collect, view, store or transmit any information entered in the tool. More information is available here<\/a>.
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