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The University of Mississippi (UM) Medical Center (UMMC) agrees to resolve with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Officer for Civil rights (OCR)  for multiple alleged violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) for amount of $2.75 million.

This happened entirely due to the deficiency of work and management from the part of UMMC.

They also further should Security, and Breach Notification Rules.OCR on March 21, 2013, was informed about the breach of action when UMMC’s one of the privacy officers found that a laptop which was totally protected by password could not be found anywhere which means in other way could be determined to be missing from the Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) of UMMC’s.

When UNMC themselves investigated the matter, they found that it might be taken by a visitor who has come to see MICU.

OCR also found that in UNMC’s network drive ePHI was stored, which was easily accessible by an unauthorized person with the help of a wireless network of UMMC.

The unauthorized people could find all the information from the directory which contains more than 67,000 files very easily as the username and password is very general to imply on.