Hello,
We are interested in using pidgin with the otr plugin for messaging between
staff, as pidgin-otr has high ratings/reviews. We are a doctor's office and
therefore governed by the rules of HIPAA. Would it be possible to get a
business associate agreement between our company and pidgin
Do you need a similar agreement with Microsoft for your use of Windows? Word?
Excel?
Do you need a similar agreement with the vendor of your appointment scheduling
vendor?
Basically, I highly doubt that HIPPA requires that you sign a business
associate agreement with every software vendor you
On 01/06/15 19:26, Catherine Galle wrote:
We are interested in using pidgin with the otr plugin for messaging
between staff, as pidgin-otr has high ratings/reviews. We are a doctor's
office and therefore governed by the rules of HIPAA. Would it be
possible to get a business associate agreement
On 01/06/15 21:35, Catherine Galle wrote:
Yes we are required to have a 'BAA' with our appointment scheduling
software. We do not have to have an agreement with Windows as nothing
that is considered electronic protected health information is submitted
to or through them.
If you use Windows
governed by the rules of HIPAA. Would it be possible to get a
business associate agreement between our company and pidgin?
Sincerely,
Catherine
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Catherine
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, as pidgin-otr has high ratings/reviews. We are a doctor's
office and therefore governed by the rules of HIPAA. Would it be
possible to get a business associate agreement between our company and
pidgin?
No single legal person owns Pidgin. Whilst I'm not familiar with the sort
/reviews. We are a doctor's
office and therefore governed by the rules of HIPAA. Would it be
possible to get a business associate agreement between our company and
pidgin?
No single legal person owns Pidgin. Whilst I'm not familiar with the sort
of agreement you are talking about, I rather suspect
It's also worth noting, though, that OTR will disable logging and will
delete messages along with their encryption key when the conversation
ends. So, if nothing records the messages on either machine *during the
conversation*, they cannot be retrieved. I'm assuming you already know
this, Luke,
The server can, and must be assumed to, record. For most OTR conversations, it
can be safely assumed that the time to brute force the messages, especially
since with OTR you have to brute force them effectively individually, is
prohibitive. But it should be evaluated if that risk is
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