Since the HIPAA privacy rules was implemented, you have been drowning in your audit trails reviews.

Since the HIPAA privacy rules was implemented, you have been drowning in your audit trails reviews. You have finally obtained permission from administration to develop and use triggers to help with the review. These triggers, although not eliminating the review of audit trails, can be used to identify potential unauthorized access much more quickly and easily than using a manual review. Now that you finally have approval, you have to develop the triggers to be used. Administration wants to review your proposed triggers before they are implemented. Identify 10 triggers that you will present to administration for approval. Please be specific.

HINT: You might have pages and pages of the audit trail report. You are trying to get the computer system to do some of the work for you. What would look like highly suspicious activity of someone trying to access information that they shouldn’t? What if someone tried to log in more than 10 times and was not able to (or was able to). This might look like someone trying to access the system that shouldn’t. This would be something you would want to investigate. This would be a good trigger for the system to automatically flag. So your trigger would be any log in attempts that were greater than 10 (or you might want it to be a lower threshold).