Encrypt PHI in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256) across every system that stores, processes, or transmits protected health information — the baseline a breach response plan requires.

Key management, rotation, and envelope encryption are designed so access is auditable and revocable, not just present.

Coordinate Business Associate Agreements with every vendor that touches PHI — hosting, analytics, email, scheduling, payment — so your organization is contractually protected end-to-end.

We map the full vendor stack, identify gaps, and close them before systems go live, not after an incident.

Role-based access controls, multi-factor authentication, and session management so admins, providers, front desk, billers, and patients each see exactly what they need and nothing they shouldn't.

Access is provisioned, reviewed, and revoked deliberately — never inherited by accident or retained after a role change.

Audit logging of every access to PHI — who, what, when, and from where — with retention, review, and alerting so anomalous access surfaces before it becomes a breach.

These are the controls an auditor expects to see and a breach response plan depends on.

Pre-launch and ongoing penetration testing surfaces the weaknesses that matter — injection, auth flaws, misconfigured storage — and we remediate them before they become incidents.

Findings are documented so you can demonstrate diligence to your board, your auditor, and your patients.