HP helps Indian Healthcare Organizations

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HP helps Indian Healthcare Organizations 
HP(NYSE:HPQ) has reportedly announced a comprehensive suite of IT services that protect and manage sensitive data while helping to reduce risk, improve life cycle data management, and manage compliance with new and existing government regulatory requirements.

To help organizations in India align IT practices with the country's Information Technology Act, HP is offering new HP Data Privacy Services. With these new services, HP will enable customers to manage data, including the secure retention and sanitization of hardware components, active or retired, that may contain personal health information.  
Tirthankar Banerjee, Director, Technology Support Services, HP India, said, "Continued automation in the healthcare environment and broader access to patient information are expanding the risk of costly data breaches. HP Data Privacy Services ensure that organizations have the necessary infrastructure support to help them protect and optimize sensitive data, while accelerating business innovation and complying with India’s data privacy and protection regulations."

The HP Data Sanitization Service provides the onsite resources and tools to ensure data cannot be reconstructed or retrieved from these devices.  To control sensitive data, HP offers two services that reduce security risks and ensure privacy compliance namely HP Defective Media Retention (DMR) and HP Comprehensive Defective Material Retention (CDMR) HP Asset Recovery Services offer customized enterprise-wide plans for tracking assets -  from packing and shipping to processing, resale and recycling -  helping customers easily manage potential risks, as well as optimize opportunities associated.......See More

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