Healthcare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP) Training
Level: Intermediate
Course #: 2066
Course info - Prices, Enrollment
In this HCISPP training course, you gain the foundational knowledge to fully prepare for the (ISC)²® Healthcare Information Security and Privacy Practitioner (HCISPP®) exam, including a comprehensive understanding of the 6 domains of the HCISPP CBK. With (ISC)²’s global healthcare information security certification, security professionals will be in a position to implement, manage and assess the proper security and privacy controls needed to protect healthcare organizations, including protecting patient healthcare information.
This healthcare security certification course tuition includes the current Official (ISC)² Guide to the HCISPP CBK, and a voucher that allows you to take the exam at any Pearson VUE Test Center.
Key Features of this Healthcare Information Security (HCISPP) Certification Training:
Official (ISC)2® course materials with a preferred (ISC)2® training partner
Earn HCISPP certification — exam voucher included with course tuition
Official (ISC)2® Guide to the HCISPP® CBK® included with tuition After-course instructor coaching benefit included
You Will Learn How To:
Strategically focus your preparation for HCISPP Certification
Gain knowledge on the Healthcare industry including third party relationships and health data management concepts
Identify applicable regulations, compliance frameworks, privacy principles and policies to protect information security Develop risk management methodology and identify control assessment procedures
Goals Live, Instructor-Led – Live, Online Training
Exam voucher included
HCISPP Instructor-Led Course Information
HCISPP Instructor-Led Course Description
Learning Tree’s HCISPP training course includes 17 hours of Instructor-Led Training (ILT) or Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT) presented by a real-world HCISPP expert. You will acquire the skills and knowledge needed to pass the HCISPP certification.
Requirements
HCISPP candidates must meet specific requirements, as established by (ISC)2
Those without the required experience can take the exam to become an Associate of (ISC)2 while working toward the experience needed for full certification.
Exam Information
This course includes a voucher for the (ISC)2® HCISPP® CBK® exam HCISPPs are required by (ISC)2 to earn 120 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits every three years.
HCISPP Instructor-Led Course Outline
Healthcare Industry
Understanding the healthcare environment
Navigating the types of organizations in the healthcare sector
Exploring health insurance, workflow management, and healthcare records management Defining third party relationships and foundational health data concepts
Regulatory Environment
Identifying applicable domestic and international regulations
Exploring legal issues pertaining to information security and privacy
Mapping information flow
Identifying data subjects, owners, controllers and processors
Apply compliance frameworks
Exploring NIST, ISO and IG Toolkit
Ensuring compliance with Generally Acceptable Privacy Principles (GAPP)
Understanding responses for risk-based decisions
Defining compensating controls
Generating control variance documentation
Determining residual risk tolerance
Privacy and Security in Healthcare
Defining security objectives and attributes
Maintaining confidentiality of healthcare information
Protecting the integrity of information
Ensuring availability of information as needed
Applying general privacy principles
Implementing access control and data encryption
Maintaining accuracy, completeness and quality
Applying OECD, Privacy Principles, GAPP, PIPEDA and UK Data Protection Act
Understanding the disparate nature of sensitive data and handling implications
Personal and health information protected by law
Mitigating sensitivity, de-identification and anonymization
Information Governance and Risk Management
Defining security and privacy governance
Exploring information governance
Reviewing different governance structures
Risk management
Establishing risk management methodologies
Exploring risk management life cycles including NIST, CMS, ISO Participating in risk management activities
Information Risk Assessment
Understanding risk assessment
Lifecycle / continuous monitoring
Establishing desired outcomes
Determining the role of internal and external audit/assessment
Participating in risk assessment consistent with job role
Determining timelines for risk assessment
Performing gap analysis
Establishing corrective action plans
Third Party Risk Assessment
Applying third-party standards and practices
Managing relationships
Comprehending compliance requirements
Triggering third-party assessments
Responding to Notification of Security/Privacy Events
Establishing internal processes for incident response
Breach recognition, notification and initial response