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TraceSecurity SaaS Compliance Manager Enables PHNS and Healthcare

Organizations to Audit, Enforce and Document Mandated Compliance

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BATON ROUGE, La., Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- TraceSecurity, a leading provider of on-demand security compliance solutions, today announced its partnership with PHNS, making its web-based Compliance Manager available to hundreds of healthcare organizations across the country. PHNS will also deploy TraceSecurity Compliance Manager within its own organization, allowing it to simplify security compliance by integrating and automating regulatory compliance audits, board-level reporting, policy management, vulnerability assessment and employee education and testing. By utilizing on-demand web-based SaaS technology, TraceSecurity and PHNS will offer healthcare organizations turnkey implementation and operation.

"By combining PHNS' services with TraceSecurity Compliance Manager, healthcare organizations will not only have the ability to establish a baseline summary through initial regulatory compliance assessments; but will also be able to affordably implement ongoing assessments, audits, compliance updates and reporting, allowing these organizations to confidently address compliance standards," stated Dariel LeBoeuf, Senior Vice President of Channels and Business Development at TraceSecurity. "We are extremely pleased to be able to partner with PHNS. The importance of delivering reliable and verifiable ongoing compliance services to the healthcare industry is clear. This partnership allows those in the healthcare field to focus on patients and minimize the cost for deployment, as well as the time needed to educate staff and maintain security and compliance policies and standards."

Headquartered in Dallas, PHNS has seen its hospital partners experience over $60 million in savings through use of their strategic solutions that include information technology, health infor
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