While Azure has a lot of inbuilt functionalities that lets HIPAA compliance come easy, a lot of professionals struggle with piecing all of these functionalities together and also put compliance documents together. In this session, I am going to explain how professionals can leverage on Azure to stay compliant with the HIPAA.
Kolawole Daramola is a freelancer that has grown to be dependent on Azure. Apart from playing cloud infrastructure and security roles for clients across the world in education, healthcare, finance etc., I have a flare for teaching. I spend my free time teaching the cloud to all who find it interesting. I am a Microsoft Certified Trainer. I am a technical writer and a regular contributor to some well known magazines. I play squash and do long walks for fun.
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