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Inspired by the vision of St. Francis of Assisi, St. Francis Medical Center (St. Francis) has been serving the public of Louisiana since 1911. While already compliant with the general network security guidelines established by HIPAA regulations, the St. Francis IT team believed improvements in WLAN security would enhance their HIPAA compliance. However, a key issue was how to address their WLAN security requirements without making significant sacrifices in usability of the wireless network. Roving Planet helped make St. Francis even more HIPAA compliant, even as they introduced guest access, without forcing them to sacrifice network usability.
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