PHI encryption is essential for protecting sensitive healthcare data, but it can impact system performance. Healthcare organizations must balance security and efficiency to ensure compliance and maintain operational effectiveness.
PHI encryption ensures data security and compliance but requires optimization to maintain system performance. Tools like Censinet RiskOps™ simplify encryption management and improve efficiency.
Learn how Censinet RiskOps™ can help your organization optimize PHI encryption and maintain compliance. Contact info@censinet.com for more information.
PHI encryption secures Protected Health Information (PHI) during storage and transmission, ensuring compliance with HIPAA and protecting patient privacy.
Encryption can increase CPU usage, slow storage speeds, and add network latency, depending on hardware capabilities and data volume.
Key factors include hardware capabilities (e.g., AES-NI support), data size (e.g., large MRI files), and encryption methods (e.g., AES-256, RSA).
Organizations can use hardware encryption, upgrade to NVMe SSDs, implement TLS 1.3, and distribute encryption tasks across multiple servers.
Censinet RiskOps™ provides automated risk assessments, centralized monitoring, and tools to optimize encryption while maintaining compliance.
Healthcare organizations can visit Censinet’s website or contact info@censinet.com for more information.