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24.97 US
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Databack Offsite Backup Service
Save all your important data to an offsite secure server
Take the guesswork out of security, backups & restoration
Fully automated, it's setup for you - includes software
HIPPA Compliant
50GB storage space, software & setup by us included
Buy more space from 50GB to 200GB is $59.97/month
Backup all your computers - one low price
Sign up for CUSA's Offsite Backup service call 672-9989


Backup & Recover any of your inportant data:

  • Documents
  • Appointment Books
  • Accounting Data
  • Outlook e-mails
  • Address Books & Contacts
  • Photo's, MP3's, Listings
  • Hourly, daily or weekly schedules
  • Strong Encryption Security
  • 24/7 Access
  • CUSA installs the software & setups details (turn-key)
  • Multiple Computers or Networks Supported
  • Restoration of Data Supported (We help)
  • Vembu Software & License Included

  • Our service makes it easy.

    Flat commercial rate pricing makes it affordable.

  • First 50GB of Storage for $24.97/mo
  • Then, Only $59.97 up to 200GB.
  • Save 1/2 on Bulk Pricing of 500GB or more call for quote
  • Unlimited number of computers
  • Software & licenses included

  • Managed Service Includes:

  • Periodic Server Maintenance
  • Recovery Software
  • Password Protection & Maintenance

  • Requirements:
    Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003 or higher
    High speed Internet connection (DSL, Cable or T1)
    12 Month subscription agreement

    Call 925-672-9989 and Ask Backup!!

    What is HIPAA?

    HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) mandates the use of computers and patient privacy when dealing with patient data and information. These standards ensure the data will be transmitted on a standard that patient privacy and information is secure and within guidelines established for this act.


    HIPAA Checklist
    The information below is a partial list and description of different areas needed to protect data and information involving HIPAA. Links following this information gives more information on the standards required to meet HIPAA standards.

    Roles
    Organizations should assign a security analyst or security officer to help identify who is responsible or maintaining and enforcing the HIPAA standards within the organization. This assignment ensures the quality of the standards set forth by the organization.

    Workforce
    Organizations should ensure that training is implemented and carried out to all employees. Decisions should be made on employee access and rights to individual and key records. This includes information on and how employees have access to records and which supervisors can give, modify or take away access to records.

    Security Awareness and Training of Workforce
    Organizations should provide a training program to raise awareness of HIPAA rights. Every individual in the organization must be trained on a regular basis (Including all management personnel). Training should be provided to include employee awareness, password safeguarding and changing, workstation access, software use, virus and malware information and other mission critical operations.

    Records and Information Access
    Policies should define roles on who can have what access to programs and information. These policies should further define the roles in information technology of the IT personnel who have the rights to modify the access.

    Incident Response
    Policies and procedures should be implemented to include incident response. This information should be used to identify security incidents and how to respond to such incidents. The security officer for the organization along with management should evaluate the effects of any incidents. Documentation of any incidents should be made along with the outcomes for the possible modification of the policies along with the ending result of the incident to prevent any further incidents.

    Contingency and Emergency Operations Plan
    Policies and Procedures should include the Disaster Backup and Recovery plan to ensure the business can continue operations in the event of a disaster. This information includes the team that keeps the business going, recovering lost data, testing of backup procedures and replacement of equipment.

    Hardware, Software and Transmission Security
    Organizations should have a hardware firewall in place along with professional versions of operating systems. Transmission of personal information should be encrypt and comply with HIPAA rulings. Operating Systems should be hardened and up to date. Policies should cover the updating of hardware, hardware firmware, software, operating systems and applications. Data integrity control should be in place for data and data transmission.

    Audit Control
    Procedure audit mechanisms should be in place for all hardware, software and data control. This information should be reviewed by the security supervisor on a regular basis.
    Links to Checklists and Educational Materials
    Read more: http://www.brighthub.com/computing/smb-security/articles/46843.aspx#ixzz0tCy5MJIa



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