New HIPAA rule makes the ‘addressable’ required, even before it’s finalized
Effective Jan 16, 2025
Published Jan 20, 2025
Last Reviewed Feb 3, 2025
A proposed rule from HHS would confirm that cybersecurity measures such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) and encryption of electronic protected health information (ePHI) are not optional safeguards, but something covered entities such as physician practices are required to implement to stay compliant with HIPAA. Because of the way the policies are directed, experts say you should work to meet the proposed rule’s requirements whether or not the rule is finalized.
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