The 1998 Guide to Health Data Security: A Practical Reference to Technologies, Policies, Standards and Trends |
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Page 74
... Audit trails also are vital to good se- curity in an Internet / intranets environ- ment . Being able to use an audit trail to backtrack after a security breach to iden- tify where the breach occurred allows ap- propriate measures to be ...
... Audit trails also are vital to good se- curity in an Internet / intranets environ- ment . Being able to use an audit trail to backtrack after a security breach to iden- tify where the breach occurred allows ap- propriate measures to be ...
Page 95
... audit trails , which maintain logs of which users accessed which files at which times . Organizations use security technolo- gies in varying combinations to control access to data or networks , authenticate users of a system or network ...
... audit trails , which maintain logs of which users accessed which files at which times . Organizations use security technolo- gies in varying combinations to control access to data or networks , authenticate users of a system or network ...
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... Audit trail Documentary evidence of monitoring each operation of individuals on health information . [ National Research Council , 1991 ] Audit trails may be comprehensive or specific to the individual and information . For example , an ...
... Audit trail Documentary evidence of monitoring each operation of individuals on health information . [ National Research Council , 1991 ] Audit trails may be comprehensive or specific to the individual and information . For example , an ...
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