Decoding an Electronic Records Data Breach

The rising volume of electronic records data breaches that occur each year is an uncomfortable reminder that personal and health information intrusions affect even the best run organizations. This program will define a data breach, outline the federal and state laws and regulations that come into play, identify notification triggers, and highlight the time-sensitive steps that must be taken in the aftermath.

Speaker: Jonathan M. Joseph

Jonathan M. Joseph is a partner at the Richmond law firm of Christian & Barton, where he serves as leader of the health care practice group. In his practice he advises clients on topics such as data breach and data storage issues, acquisitions, contracts and compliance issues, federal health reform and HIPAA. Jon is currently an adjunct professor of health law for the Master of Health Administration program at Virginia Commonwealth University, and an established author—his most recent publication is a 50-state survey of data breach notification laws. Jon is a past chair of the Health Law Section of the Virginia Bar Association and he has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America, Virginia Super Lawyers and Virginia Business Magazine’s Legal Elite.

This event includes buffet lunch. Please register by Sunday, Apr. 5.

Event cost is $24 for registration up to the cutoff date and $30 for late registration or walk-ins without prior registration. Registration is open: https://richmondaiimarma-apr2015.eventbrite.com

Caroline J Walters, CRM

University Records Officer

Information Security, Policy & Records Office

University of Virginia

Box 400898

Charlottesville, VA 22904

(434) 243-9162

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