“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Shane and am consistently impressed by his ability to bridge the gap between creative vision and business strategy. He has a knack for translating complex technical requirements into actionable business strategies that drive real results for clients. Shayne is not only a subject matter expert in digital transformation and advisory but also a collaborative partner who excels at managing global stakeholder relationships. He is an asset to any team looking to innovate within the healthcare sector."”
Shayne Yeager, MHA, CISM, PMP, CHCIO, CDH-E
Greater Indianapolis
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Deeply grateful for the opportunity to work alongside the incredibly talented and values-driven team at the Mayo Clinic for the past 6 years.…
Deeply grateful for the opportunity to work alongside the incredibly talented and values-driven team at the Mayo Clinic for the past 6 years.…
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I am normally a very private person. For those in my network what's to know what I am focusing on, research the tag name namachula in SUNO. It is…
I am normally a very private person. For those in my network what's to know what I am focusing on, research the tag name namachula in SUNO. It is…
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🏖️ Miami tops U.S. metros for #SmallBusiness job growth in February Despite job growth slowing in the Construction sector at the national level…
🏖️ Miami tops U.S. metros for #SmallBusiness job growth in February Despite job growth slowing in the Construction sector at the national level…
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What really happens to sensitive data after employees already have access to it? That question pushed me to work on a Data Classification and Handling Standards project for a healthcare ERP environment (Health Secure Medical Center – HSMC). I noticed a common issue in many organizations: Policies exist, compliance is documented, but users still aren’t sure what data is sensitive, how to handle it, or what they’re allowed to do with it. That’s where mistakes and breaches happen. So what problem does this project solve? It turns data classification from a policy document into something people can actually follow. What I built *A simple 3-level data classification model: Confidential – patient records, SSNs, payroll Internal Use – internal emails, schedules, training materials Public – job postings and approved marketing content *Clear rules for who owns the data, who can access it, and how it should be stored, shared, and labeled *Strong controls for sensitive data, including encryption, MFA, VPN access, and activity logging *Basic vulnerability tracking, patch management, and access approvals *Alignment with HIPAA and NIST 800-53, but written in plain language Why this matters Most data leaks are not caused by hackers breaking in they happen because someone with access made a mistake. This project helps reduce that risk by making expectations clear and enforceable. Why I’m sharing this I see this as a learning and improvement project, not a finished product. I’d love input from: Security analysts and engineers GRC and compliance professionals Cloud and healthcare security folks If you’ve worked on data classification, ERP security, or compliance challenges, I’d appreciate your feedback or ideas. If you’re building something similar, feel free to learn from it. I’m focused on solving real security problems, not just checking boxes and I’m always open to collaboration. #CyberSecurity #SecurityAnalyst #GRC #HealthcareSecurity #DataProtection #NIST #HIPAA #InfoSec #RiskManagement
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