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The Official Security Blog of E Com Security Solutions for advancing the security capabilities of leading businesses and organizations throughout the world.

Security Blog2026-02-16T18:58:38+00:00

E Com Security Solutions certifies IBIS Global on SOC 2 Type 2

E Com Security Solutions certifies IBIS Global SAAS, a leading global technology company in ground-breaking Marketing Intelligence Platform with the SOC 2 Type 2 audit. As marketers turn to more SaaS-based products, the IBIS Global SAAS Platform exceeds the industry with best practices. E Com Security Solutions SOC 2 reports [...]

Categories: Cyber News|

Security and Data protection strategy with ISO 27001

In today’s competitive business environment, information is critical to the day - to - day operation, compliance and strategic planning of your business. As a vital business resource its value means that it is constantly under threat from being deliberately or accidentally mis-used, damaged, lost or even stolen from individuals [...]

Assessment strategy for security and privacy preparedness

The potential for health plan privacy and security data breaches is substantial. Implementation varies widely within the sector. Adequate data protection and security are priorities for health plans. A basic approach to assessing an organization’s current preparedness requires consideration in three key areas. Risk Management: E Com Security Solutions Identify and [...]

Categories: HIPAA|

HIPAA Compliance for Medical Software Applications

Medical Software Application including mobile, web, IoT and back-end applications that process Protected Health Information (often abbreviated to PHI, or ePHI when it is stored or transmitted electronically) are required to comply with HIPAA requirements. Examples of these applications include eHealth or mHealth app that collects personal data about the [...]

Overview of HIPAA Privacy and Security Rule

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Omnibus Final Rule, effective March 26, 2013, greatly expands privacy and security standards, compliance actions, breach notification steps, and penalties. The new regulations allow for fines of more than $1 million for health record breaches. The potential for data breaches is significant [...]

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