Four things to know:
1. The update, released Sept. 14, includes improvements to the user interface, business associate and asset tracking, threats and vulnerabilities rating and a progress tracker.
2. The tool aims to help healthcare organizations identify areas where their protected health information is at risk.
3. All information inputted into the SRA tool is stored locally to the user’s computer or tablet, and HHS does not receive, view or collect any of the data.
4. The tool is intended for small and medium-sized providers and is available for Windows computers and laptops.
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