ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Physical safeguards don’t always get talked about as often as technical controls, but they show up consistently in our Security Risk Analysis walkthroughs.
This episode looks at the physical side of HIPAA, how leadership perspective shapes day-to-day habits, and how small, intentional changes can reduce unnecessary exposure. It’s a reminder that what happens in the building matters just as much as what happens on the network.
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