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Is Google Drive HIPAA Compliant?

2nd October 20192nd October 2019 peterglock

SAme question applies to Box, DropBox, Amazon S3…

[…] In short, yes Google Drive is HIPAA compliant, however, before it can be used in a HIPAA compliant manner there must be specific controls implemented. […]

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