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April 2013 Issue
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Man Arrested for Recording Women in Hospital Restroom

May 23, 2013
A man faces a felony charge of unlawful videotaping for allegedly recording women using a restroom at Elmhurst Memorial Hospital with his mobile phone.

Ala. College to Use Drones to Monitor Campus

May 13, 2013
Officials at the University of Alabama Huntsville announced Wednesday that the school will deploy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to monitor the campus.

Fla. Hospital Employee Accused of Identity Theft

March 21, 2013
Authorities are saying that a South Miami Hospital respiratory therapist helped two convicted identity thieves steal the identity of campus patients.

Universities Seek Drones to Fly Over Campuses

March 1, 2013
Last year, as many as 34 colleges and universities applied for permits to fly unmanned surveillance drones over campuses for scientific research. However, many opponents have voiced concerns over privacy.

College Student Expelled for Solving Security Flaw

January 22, 2013
In a 14-1 vote, the Dawson College Academic computing board expelled one of its students, who had discovered a serious security flaw in the school’s computer system.

Violations of HHS’ New Patient Privacy Rule Could Cost $1.5M

January 22, 2013
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a new rule Thursday to strengthen the privacy and security protections for health information established under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).

Hospitals Lack Mobile Device Security Policies

December 11, 2012
Hospitals nationwide have failed to implement an effective mobile device security policy, according to presenters at the mHealth Summit 2012.

Nurse Tricked by Kate Middleton Hoax Call Dies

December 7, 2012
A nurse at King Edward VII hospital who fell victim to a prank call by two radio disc jockeys seeking information about pregnant Duchess of Cambridge died, hospital officials reported Friday.

Judge Grants Prosecutors Access to Holmes U. of Colorado Records

October 18, 2012
The judge in the case against James Holmes, the former University of Colorado (CU) graduate student and suspect in the Aurora movie theater massacre, has ordered that prosecutors be allowed access to various documents from Holmes’ time at the university.

Dispel ‘Big Brother’ Fears With Proper Policies

October 10, 2012
Adopt a policy, comply with it and communicate it to students, parents and campus staff.

Calif. Passes Social Media Privacy Laws

October 8, 2012
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed two bills into law that ban employers and universities from requiring applicants to share social media credentials, such as passwords, or related personal content, InformationWeek reports.

Tyco to Present Healthcare Panel Discussion at ASIS

September 6, 2012
Tyco Security Products will participate in a healthcare panel discussion, titled "Taking the Pulse of Healthcare Security," which will take place at ASIS in Philadelphia on Sept. 10.
 

Using Social Media to Catch the Bad Guys

July 12, 2012

Some criminals basically confess to their crimes by bragging about them on social networking sites.

Healthcare System Unifies Identity Management Systems

May 17, 2012
Health Quest has integrated its identity badge system into its logical-access controls so that badges can be used for computer authentication. The healthcare group plans to refine access control to its employee billing system in the near future.

Calif. Legislature Considers Social Media Privacy Bill

May 3, 2012
The bill would prohibit employers from requiring an employee or prospective employee to provide their username and password to their social media accounts, such as Facebook and Twitter.
 

How Door Hardware Helps Hospitals Meet HIPAA Guidelines

May 1, 2012

Being compliant could come down to whether or not a door closes and locks properly.

Bomb Threats Lead U. of Pittsburgh to Remove Bathroom Doors

April 3, 2012
The doors on all the men's bathroom stalls inside the Cathedral of Learning were removed and a security officer was placed outside the bathroom. Some students have argued that metal detectors would have been a better solution.

Former Rutgers Student Found Guilty in Webcam Spy Case

March 16, 2012
Dharun Ravi was found guilty today of invasion of privacy and bias intimidation for spying on his gay roommate, Tyler Clementi, using a webcam. Clementi committed suicide in 2010 by jumping off the George Washington Bridge.

UMass Police Say Station Security Cameras Violate Their Privacy

February 27, 2012
A judge ordered the University of Massachusetts-Amherst to cease all unnecessary recordings in its campus police station after officers complained that their privacy rights were being violated. The 32 security cameras in the station, which opened in April, can record private conversations.

Hackers Intercept FBI, Scotland Yard Call

February 4, 2012
A sensitive conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard was recorded by the very people they were trying to catch, the hacking group known as Anonymous claimed Friday.
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