on the safe side of healthcare software
We help you to keep sensitive patient information safe and comply with regulations.
Minimize the risk of data breaches by identifying and remediating vulnerabilities in an organization’s IT systems, applications, policies and procedures.
Healthcare data security services We Offer
Security Assessment
A security assessment will identify any areas of weakness and provide guidance on how to address them with several levels of protection.
Cloud Infrastructure Security
The team will assess the current security state and recommend measures and best practices to secure the cloud environment.
Regulatory Compliance
A compliance assessment can help you understand your responsibilities and identify any areas where changes may be necessary to ensure compliance with these regulations.
Authentication & Access Control
Avoid unauthorised access to patient data and ensure that only authorised users can access sensitive patient information and electronic health records.
End-to-end IT Security Testing
By detecting, analyzing and helping to remediate any flaws, and human errors, quality assurance services help organizations prevent security breaches and stay compliant with regulations.
Apply security best practices, tools, and testing into the software development lifecycle from the beginning
Integrate security into your software development process
Requirements
Design
Development
When developing software for the healthcare industry, it’s vital to follow industry-specific security guidelines and protocols to ensure the protection of sensitive patient information.
Quality
Assurance
Deployment
Support
Benefits
protected at all times
compliance criteria
patient trust
attacks and threats
remote access
breaches
patient care
interoperability
Fact
According to a 2020 Verizon report, nearly 38% of healthcare organizations reported experiencing a breach on their devices within the past year.
Regulations and standards we work with
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Enhanced security for the dental system
We overhauled the outdated system for dental referrals, enhanced its security, resilience, and improved the overall performance.
The app is being turned into a full-scale platform, reliable for preserving and managing the patients’ sensitive data. Also, the AWS migration process led to improved app efficiency.
Q&A: Healthcare data security services
The biggest security threat to healthcare data is often considered to be cyber attacks such as hacking, phishing, and malware. These types of attacks can compromise sensitive patient information such a medical records and lead to data breaches.
Data loss during migration operations or data processing in healthcare can pose a significant cybersecurity risk. To mitigate these risks, healthcare organizations should implement robust security measures, such as encryption and secure data transfer protocols, and conduct thorough testing before and after any migration or data processing operations.
Additionally, they should have incident response plans in place to quickly and effectively respond to any security breaches that may occur.
Lack of employee training, weak passwords, and outdated systems and software can also contribute to the risk of a data breach in the healthcare industry.
Healthcare organizations can protect patient data by implementing a number of security measures. Such as regular security assessments, proper employee training, incorporating the best practices of quality assurance and keeping up to date with industry standards and regulations.
Also, implementing backup and rollback best practices can help mitigate the risk of data loss during migration operations or data processing in healthcare.
- Regularly update software and firmware.
- Implement network segmentation.
- Use strong authentication.
- Conduct regular security assessments.
- Provide employee training.
- Follow industry standards and guidelines.
- Regularly monitor the network for unusual activity.
- Implement secure communication protocols.
