HIPAA Data Centers

With healthcare IT growing, the need for federally compliant infrastructure to process and store the electronic protected health information (ePHI) that is protected by the Health insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is on the rise as well.

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The reliability of a computing web infrastructure can be measured by system uptime, which is the percentage of time that a website is online and fully operational. System uptime is important for ecommerce organizations, especially with the increasing number of businesses who rely on internet-generated revenue as their primary means of selling.

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Considering high-profile data breaches in the past decade, data security has become a critically important issue within organizations which handle user data online. Particularly for healthcare professionals, protecting confidential and sensitive information is a significant compliance requirement. The mass media is flooded with news headlines and articles about the latest organization to be hit with a large-scale data breach: all-too-familiar stories about the theft of an abundance of personally identifiable information, the negligence of the officials guilty of inadequately securing that data, and the actions to be taken by the victims.

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While many computer hardware acronyms like “CPU” and “RAM” are familiar to the average user, an increasingly important one that might not be as familiar to some is RAID.

RAID stands for a Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It’s a method used to protect data residing on hard disk drives or solid-state storage devices. Without RAID, information stored on disk drives in powerful computers, like servers and NAS devices, would be much more susceptible to data loss.

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