HIPAA expectations are changing in 2026, and organizations need to keep up. This 60-minute HIPAA compliance webinar gives you a clear, step-by-step guide to what's changing, what OCR is prioritizing, and how to lower the risk of audits, breaches and enforcement actions.
You'll cover the mandatory Privacy Rule updates and why outdated Notices of Privacy Practices raise enforcement risk, HHS/OCR's focus on Right of Access and documentation, and how the proposed Security Rule changes set higher expectations for risk analysis, safeguards, incident response and ongoing monitoring.
You'll leave with practical steps you can apply right away to strengthen privacy, security and audit readiness.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Getting ahead on HIPAA compliance is among the strongest protections against expensive breaches and regulatory penalties. This session helps you meet 2026 requirements, strengthen your compliance program and safeguard patient information as enforcement changes.
It is designed for compliance, privacy and security officers, healthcare administrators, risk managers, IT and cybersecurity staff, and legal and regulatory affairs teams.
AREA COVERED
- Mandatory 2026 Privacy Rule updates, the February 16 compliance date and outdated Notices of Privacy Practices
- HHS/OCR enforcement priorities: Right of Access, missing or weak documentation and repeat Privacy Rule violations
- Proposed Security Rule updates: risk analysis, safeguards, incident response planning and ongoing monitoring
- Common audit red flags in operations and documentation
- A compliance roadmap: policy updates, workforce training, risk assessments and governance controls
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Explain the mandatory 2026 Privacy Rule updates and why outdated Notices of Privacy Practices increase enforcement risk
- Describe what HHS/OCR is prioritizing, including Right of Access and documentation issues
- Assess how proposed Security Rule updates affect risk analysis, safeguards, incident response and monitoring
- Identify the operational and documentation gaps that most often trigger investigations and penalties
- Build a roadmap for policy updates, workforce training, risk assessments and governance controls
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Compliance Officers
- Privacy and Security Officers
- Healthcare Administrators
- Risk Management Professionals
- IT and Cybersecurity Teams
- Legal and Regulatory Affairs Professionals.
Getting ahead on HIPAA compliance is among the strongest protections against expensive breaches and regulatory penalties. This session helps you meet 2026 requirements, strengthen your compliance program and safeguard patient information as enforcement changes.
It is designed for compliance, privacy and security officers, healthcare administrators, risk managers, IT and cybersecurity staff, and legal and regulatory affairs teams.
- Mandatory 2026 Privacy Rule updates, the February 16 compliance date and outdated Notices of Privacy Practices
- HHS/OCR enforcement priorities: Right of Access, missing or weak documentation and repeat Privacy Rule violations
- Proposed Security Rule updates: risk analysis, safeguards, incident response planning and ongoing monitoring
- Common audit red flags in operations and documentation
- A compliance roadmap: policy updates, workforce training, risk assessments and governance controls
- Explain the mandatory 2026 Privacy Rule updates and why outdated Notices of Privacy Practices increase enforcement risk
- Describe what HHS/OCR is prioritizing, including Right of Access and documentation issues
- Assess how proposed Security Rule updates affect risk analysis, safeguards, incident response and monitoring
- Identify the operational and documentation gaps that most often trigger investigations and penalties
- Build a roadmap for policy updates, workforce training, risk assessments and governance controls
- Compliance Officers
- Privacy and Security Officers
- Healthcare Administrators
- Risk Management Professionals
- IT and Cybersecurity Teams
- Legal and Regulatory Affairs Professionals.
