APDM Opal V2R - Information Security for Motion Studio

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Information Security for Computers running Motion Studio
The Motion Studio database may contain private or personal Protected Health Information (PHI). While Motion Studio accommodates
the need to protect PHI, the database itself is not secured or encrypted by Motion Studio. Instead, you should secure access to the
database using your operating system’s built in security features. Always follow information security best practices on the Motion Studio
computer, including:
● • Use separate user and admin accounts
● • Use strong passwords
● • Lock the computer after a few minutes of inactivity
● • Control physical access to your computer
● • Keep your operating system and Motion Studio software up-to-date
● • Back up your computer regularly and store your backups securely
● • Use your operating system’s built-in strong disk-level encryption
If your Motion Studio system is online, use internet security software to prevent malware infections. Motion Studio uses SSL to secure any
communication with APDM servers that might contain personal information, and no PHI is collected without your consent. Any
information on APDM servers is securely maintained.